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United States Mint Announces 2020 American Innovation™ $1 Coin Program Designs
Jul 2 — The new designs will appear on the reverses (tails) of $1 coins honoring innovations and/or innovators from Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, and South Carolina.
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Jul 1 — Stack’s Bowers Galleries is pleased to announce details of their upcoming August 2020 showcase auction of United States coins and paper money and World coins and currency. The live auction will be held August 5-7 at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, in coordination with the recently announced PCGS Members Only Show.
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Activity across the market (July 2020 Greysheet)
Jun 30 — Precious metals and, by extension, U.S. coins, continue to benefit from widespread demand. For the month of May, silver was up 19.3%, its best one-month gain since April 2011. Gold rose 2.6%, and was up 14% year-to-date as of June 1st, making it the leading asset in that category.
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Publishers Message (July 2020 Greysheet)
Jun 30 — Allow me, if I may, to strike a tone of optimism here. For the first time this year, we are starting to feel some of the weight lifted from our collective shoulders. I speak from a coin dealer’s perspective, of course, however, many small businesses the world over are experiencing the beginnings of the sun poking through the clouds.
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Giant Gold Bar Rescued From The Watery Depths and Up For Bid
Jun 28 — Heritage Auctions will be selling a great piece of shipwreck history as part of the August ANA Auction #1318. The S.S. Central America shipwreck occurred in the 1850s and forever changed numismatic history.
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Over $5 Million Realized in the Stack’s Bowers Galleries June 2020 Santa Ana Auction
Jun 26 — The Stack’s Bowers Galleries June 2020 Auction continued the trend of exceptional prices realized recently demonstrated in their March Santa Ana and May Hong Kong auctions. Over $5 million was realized in the June sales. The top lot was an 1823/2 quarter graded PCGS XF45 which sold for $102,000.
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Building a Set of Business-Strike Two Cent Pieces
Jun 26 — Two Cent Pieces were minted from 1864 to 1873. It is easy to complete a set of business strikes. As the 1873 issues were not intended for circulation and are now believed to have all been Proofs, this discussion is limited to Two Cent Pieces dating from 1864 to 1872.
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30 Pennies Sell for $1 Million+ in Private Transaction
Jun 24 — Eagle Eye Rare Coins Purchases the finest Indian cent collection for over $1 Million
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GreatCollections to auction ultra-rare 1882 $1,000 Gold Certificate
Jun 24 — The finest known example which features a youthful Alexander Hamilton is expected to realized $200,000+.
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Impressive P. Hall Morgan Dollar Collection at GreatCollections
Jun 23 — The PCGS-certified collection is mostly graded MS-65 with many key dates
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Despite Canceled Event, Central States Sales Keep the Market Moving (June 2020 Greensheet)
Jun 18 — Patrick Ian Perez presents his June 2020 Market Report for the U.S. collectible paper money market.
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NGC to Offer a Special Grading Event Following ANA Show Suspension
Jun 18 — NGC’s ANA Official Grading Service Event will be open to collectors and dealers from July 27 – August 7. During this time, NGC will apply a 20% discount to all submissions received under certain tiers.
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2020 ANA World's Fair of Money Has Been Suspended
Jun 17 — The COVID pandemic has made its mark on the numismatic industry's most important annual event. The ANA WFOM has been officially cancelled while the Board considers its options. Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City under consideration as alternate sites.
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World’s Most Valuable US Coin to be Sold at Auction this October
Jun 16 — The First Silver Dollar Struck Headlines the Bruce Morelan Collection of Early Dollars
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Missing Gap at the Rim Makes Chinese Coin Worth $150,000 or More
Jun 13 — A minor error on this large silver coin adds 15X its value! Only 2 are known right now with one coming for sale in Heritage's July Hong Kong auction.
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NEWMAN NUMISMATIC PORTAL ANNOUNCES FIRST NNP SYMPOSIUM
Jun 12 — The first event will occur August 28-29, 2020. These twice-annual, free symposia will bring together a wide array of numismatic content including club meetings, individual presentations, and panel discussions.
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Indian Head Gold Paces Near-$12 Million Long Beach Expo Auctions
Jun 11 — The Pinnacle U.S. Rarities Currency Collection sold for nearly $900,000.
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NGC Certifies Majority of Emergency Production 2020(P) Silver Eagles
Jun 11 — Numismatic Guaranty Corporation® (NGC®) has once again demonstrated its position as the leader in modern coin certification: The third-party grading service has already certified more than half of April’s emergency production of 240,000 American Silver Eagles at the Philadelphia Mint.
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Dale Larsen Joins David Lawrence Rare Coins as Senior Numismatist & Buyer
Jun 11 — Mr. Larsen will be supporting DLRC as a West Coast representative, serving longtime DLRC clients as well as traveling to various locales throughout the United States to purchase collections of all sizes.
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EBay Responds to Confusion Over Coin Category Listings
Jun 9 — EBay will soon require sellers to participate in Manage Payments, but the marketplace is officially committed to the sale of coin paper money and bullion -- now and in the future.
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World Money Fair Berlin Sets Show Dates for 2021
Jun 9 — The seminal event on the international stage for numismatics has set their dates for the January 2021 show. Organizers are building in flexibility and ask everyone to share their input for how the event should proceed.
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The Big News... Lance Hipps Joins JJ Teaparty
Jun 6 — Lance E. Hipps, the son of iconic numismatist, brings more than 20 years of professional experience and a “Legendary DNA” to the J.J. Teaparty company. Lance is known for his discerning eye and encyclopedic knowledge of U.S. silver type coins, with a specialty in proof and mint state nickel coinage.
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Activity across the market (June 2020 Greysheet)
Jun 5 — The numismatic market has carried on with resilience in the face of unprecedented business conditions due to the coronavirus pandemic. While it is hoped that multiple states will have at least partially re-opened by the time this issue reaches reader’s hands, there has been much discussion about how the industry may be forever changed.
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Publishers Message (June 2020 Greysheet)
Jun 5 — We are now entering our fourth month of the pandemic which continues to cripple the U.S. and world economies alike. One of the strangest aspects to this current situation is the arbitrary nature by which industries are affected, negatively or positively during this time.
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