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Daniel

Baumbach

Numismatist

Editor of Cosmos of Collectibles & Multi-Tasker with Great Attention to Detail

Daniel Baumbach is a child of post-reunification Berlin with a passion for history. He studied History, Art History and Collecting in Greifswald and Erfurt and demonstrated his sense of humour by writing his master’s thesis on Christian Wermuth’s satirical medals. Alongside his studies, he also worked at a coin cabinet in Gotha, where his stock revision and inventorying duties afforded him access to everything the world of numismatics has to offer. Since November 2019, he’s been here with us in Lörrach, putting everything he’s learned in practice.

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Here I am puzzling over archaeological finds at a Scottish open-air museum. I’m just as interested – if not more so – in puzzling over the past, whether that’s in a reading chair, with a coin in my hand or while travelling. There are plenty of puzzling opportunities in the office, too. As a versatile “Jack of all trades”, I’m responsible for all kinds of upcoming projects.

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Ursula Kampmann recherchiert für einen Artikel über die Staatliche Münzen Baden-Württemberg vor Ort in Stuttgart.
Ursula Kampmann doing research for an article on the Staatliche Münzen Baden-Württemberg on site in Stuttgart.
Ursula Kampmann erhält den Archer M. Huntington Award für herausragende Leistungen im Dienste der Numismatik.
Ursula Kampmann receiving the Archer M. Huntington Award for outstanding career contributions to numismatic scholarship.
Ursula Kampmann hält im Dänischen Nationalmuseum in Kopenhagen einen Vortrag über moderne Prägetechnik.
Ursula Kampmann giving a talk on modern minting technology at the Danish National Museum in Copenhagen.
Ursula Kampmann mit Swiss Mint Direktor Marius Haldimann als Studiogäste bei SRF1.
Ursula Kampmann and Swiss Mint Director Marius Haldimann: Studio guests at Swiss radio station SRF1.
Ursula Kampmann mit Kollege Björn Schöpe auf der NUMISMATA in München.
Ursula Kampmann and colleague Björn Schöpe at the NUMISMATA in Munich.
Experimentelle Archäologie: Ursula Kampmann probiert selbst aus, wie viel ein römischer Legionär zu tragen hatte.
Experimental archaeology: Ursula Kampmann wants to know for herself how much a Roman legionary had to carry.
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