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New Orleans Strikes Gold At Long Beach
One particular $3 Gold Piece stands out among the rarities created by this facility over the years--the 1854-O $3 Gold Piece.
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Colorfully Toned Silver Coins Shine in Very Successful Pogue VII Auction
The Pogue VII sale by Stack’s-Bowers was held the evening of Friday, March 20th in the building that houses this company’s headquarters in Santa Ana, California. As the sale was relocated after a convention in Baltimore was canceled, it was widely believed that many of the coins would bring even less than central wholesale levels. Such predictions were wrong. The sale was a resounding success, and a majority of the coins realized CPG®-level prices or more!
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NGC-certified Franklin Half Dollars Highlight GreatCollections Auction
Highlights include a key 1953-S graded NGC MS66+ FBL offered for this first time in auction and the single-finest graded 1951 in NGC PF69. Online bidding is now underway for the May 31 sale.
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Counterfeiting Battles Continued in May
Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation is working with fraud victims and federal law enforcement agencies
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Stacks Bowers Galleries Acquires Carter Numismatics
Jason Carter Joins SBG as Executive Vice President.
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The 2020 Basketball Hall of Fame Commemorative Coin Program Is Off the Bench and NGC Is Ready to Play
After delaying the planned April release of the 2020 Basketball Hall of Fame Commemorative Coins due to the coronavirus, the US Mint has made the exciting announcement that the coins will be available for purchase on June 4 at noon (ET).
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America's First Silver Dollar In A Collector-Friendly Grade
Heritage is offering an example of the famous 1794 dollar that is attainable by more than just the most well-heeled buyers: a PCGS Fine Details piece.
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Building a CAC-Only Proof Set of Shield Nickels
Among all series of Classic U.S. coins, a set of Proof Shield Nickels is one of the easiest to complete. Such a set is among the least expensive in the context of Proofs or business strikes that grade above 63, very choice to gem quality coins.
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Two Rare U.S. Coins to be Auctioned for Charity by GreatCollections
The silver and gold coin are valued collectively at over $60,000.
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NGC Certifies First Olympic Gold Medal for Basketball Ever Awarded
With Germany as the host country and the world on the eve of war, tensions were high during the 1936 Summer Olympic Games. The event — one of great importance to the history of sports and the world in general — would be the last Olympics held for 12 years.
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NGC and PMG to Offer Europe Expedited Grading Specials
The turnaround time for the special events will be just two weeks.
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Heritage Auctions Offers California Fractional Gold at a Special Themed Monthly Auction
Tiny coins with a big impact, these pieces of Gold Rush history recall the "49ers" and the early days of precious metals in the Old West.
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Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency Auction 38 Shows Even in Lock Down -- Rare Coin Market is Robust
Collector coins shine, draw record phone and internet bidding activity on webcast auction.
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A "Stellar" Coin For the Pattern Collector
Struck only for two years but with two different designs, in 1879 and 1880, the Stella is instantly recognizable to collectors today and would be a wonderful piece to own and enjoy in the years to come.
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Former House Speaker Boehner Signs Emergency Eagles Inserts
Westminster Mint offers scarce emergency production 2020 silver American Eagles with John Boehner-autographed NGC inserts.
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Conditionally Rare Gold Coin Is One Of the Top 3% Of Survivors
With published price guides listing this coin at around $30,000 or so, this 1867-S $20 graded PCGS MS62 should be in demand when it comes up for bid.
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Records Fall as Over $13,000,000 in Coins and Banknotes are Sold in Stacks Bowers and Ponterio’s 10th Anniversary Hong Kong Auction
The sale had been rescheduled from its original date in March and was put in jeopardy of cancellation due to worldwide efforts to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Recent Price Trends in the Values of CAC-Approved Washington Quarters
A collecting area that has done particularly well in the rare coin market lately is the Washington quarter series -- specifically high grade examples with CAC approval.
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IBNS Founder Colin Narbeth Passes Away
The founder of the International Bank Note Society, Colin Narbeth of England, passed away at age 90.
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Stacks Bowers and Ponterio Announces New Dates for Next Hong Kong Auction
Previously slated for August 17-20 in conjunction with the Hong Kong Coin Show (HKCS), this auction will now take place October 5-8, 2020 and be held at the Mira Hotel as have previous Stack’s Bowers and Ponterio Hong Kong sales.
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Heritage relocates June Long Beach auctions to Dallas
Heritage Auctions will hold its Official Auctions June 4-7 as scheduled in Dallas because the Long Beach Expo has been canceled. Heritage will not be open for Public Lot Viewing but is offering its virtual lot consultation to bidders, following its popularity for the CSNS auctions in April.
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NGC-certified Coins and PMG-certified Notes Impress in Stack's Bowers May Sale
A coin certified by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation® and a note certified by Paper Money Guaranty® achieved the top results in the Stack’s Bowers Galleries coin and paper money auctions in Hong Kong, China held May 4-6, 2020.
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NGC Now Attributing Tomaska Die Varieties for Franklin and Kennedy Half Dollars
The Tomaska die varieties for Franklin Half Dollars have already been added to NGC's VarietyPlus. The Kennedy Half Dollar attributions will be added soon. Varieties for other Proof coinage from the Tomaska book will be considered on a case-by-case basis. An additional fee of $15 per coin applies for the VarietyPlus service.
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Last Year of Circulating Gold Coins Offers a Rare Opportunity
The 1933 eagles are the only U.S. gold coins bearing that date that are legal to own, save for the single celebrated King Farouk 1933 double eagle that was legally "monetized" and sold for $7,590,020 in July 2002.
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