Charles of Saint Gall

* Csicsó, April 19, 1879 – † Balatonkenese, May 23, 1945 / teacher, numismatist ; ; He came from a family of teachers, and he himself entered this career. After graduating from teacher training, he taught in Budapest. In 1921, he became the director of an industrial apprenticeship school, and between 1923 and 1939, he was the director of a public school. From 1907, he was a member of the Hungarian Numismatic Society, from 1911 he was the keeper of the society's collection, from 1927 he was the secretary of the society, and from 1938 he was its secretary general. In 1922, he founded the journal Érem. ; ; His main works: ; The duration of minting in the Árpád era, 1918, ; II. Coins of Ferenc Rákóczi, 1922, ; On coin counterfeiting, 1922, ; Collecting old coins, 1927, ; Coins of Transylvania, 1934, ; Coins of the seventh centenary of the Hungarian Kingdom, 1943.