Albert Michaud (1856–1946) was a trained precious metals assayer, numismatist, and director of the Coin Cabinet at the Musée d'Histoire in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Renowned for his expertise in numismatics, Michaud dedicated much of his life to the study and curation of coins, enriching the museum's collection and its scientific standing.
As a prolific writer, Michaud published extensively on coinage, contributing to the understanding of historical monetary systems. His works remain a valuable resource for researchers and collectors, reflecting his meticulous approach to the study of coins and medals.
In addition to his scholarly contributions, Michaud was an avid coin collector, whose personal collection demonstrated his deep passion for numismatics. His legacy endures through his publications and the institutional advancements he brought to the Musée d'Histoire.
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