2018 PCDA CONVENTION YOUTUBE HIGHLIGHTS
The Professional Currency Dealer Association is part of the National Coin & Currency Convention held annually in Chicago in Rosemont, IL at their new location at the Hilton Rosemont. The nation’s top banknote dealers are attendance as well as many from around the world.
The upcoming will take place on March 14-16, 2019.
To find out more:
Kevin Foley, Bourse Chairman, 414-807-0116
Kevinsfoley.kf@gmail.com
www.pcdaonline.com
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
COOL CURRENCY! Joel R. Anderson Collection: VIDEO: 3:43.
Peter Treglia, Currency Director, Stack’s Bowers, David Lisot, Interviewer, CoinTelevision.com.
Peter Treglia talks about and shows examples of some of the amazing rarities of the Joel R. Anderson Currency Collection including the 1863 $100 Interest Bearing, the 1863 Fr. 50 Legal Tender, 1880 $10 Silver Certificate triple signature, and the 1918 $500 Legal Tender.
COOL CURRENCY! PCDA Convention 2018. VIDEO: 16:53.
David Lisot, Interviewer, CoinTelevision.com with Michael Moczalla: $100 Legal Tender 1863 “Spread Eagle”, PMG VF35, $50 Legal Tender, 1869 “Rainbow”, PMG VF30, $5 Third Charter National, 1902 “Fairbanks Alaska Red Seal”, PCGS MS63PPQ, Iraq 100 Dinar 1936, PCGS VF30, Iraq 100 Dinar 1942 PCGS VF30, Iraq 10 Dinar 1942, PCGS AU58PPQ, Don Kagin: Encased Postage 2 cent 1862, “Black Jack” circulated, $50 Federal Reserve “St. Louis”, PMG EF45, 1786 Colonial 2 Shilling 6 Pence, PCGS MS69PPQ, Joel Shafer: El Salvador 5 Peso 1916 “American Version”, VG/F, El Salvador 5 Peso 1916, El Salvador 5 Peso 1913 “Parraga Print” Fine+, Jamaica 5 Pound 1960 UNC62, Jamaica 10 Shilling 1960, “special serial number”, Choice UNC64, Mongolia 3 Dollar 1924 “Psychedelic” EF, Mongolia 5 Dollar 1924 “Psychedelic” EF/AU, Philippines 10 Peso 1903 Silver Certificate, Choice AU58.
Currency Collectors Excited about New PCDA Convention Location. VIDEO: 2:29
David Lisot, Interviewer, CoinTelevision.com, Don Kagin, Peter Treglia, Joel Shafer.
Learn about why people like the new location for the Professional Currency Dealer Association National Coin & Currency Convention in Rosemont, Illinois.
Joel R. Anderson Collection of Paper Money to be Auctioned by Stack’s Bowers. VIDEO: 3:05.
Peter Treglia, Currency Director, Stack’s Bowers, David Lisot, Interviewer, CoinTelevision.com.
It has been called the greatest collection of currency assembled. Find out the story of who assembled the collection and see some of the great rarities included.
Paper Money Collectors Offered New Benefits at PCDA Convention. VIDEO: 3:11.
Kevin Foley, Professional Currency Dealer Association, Bourse Chairman, David Lisot, Interviewer, CoinTelevision.com.
The PCDA National Coin & Currency Convention has a new location at the Rosemont Hilton just outside Chicago. This convention is one the world’s premier events for collectors of United States and world paper money and banknotes.
PCDA Membership Important for Currency Collectors. VIDEO: 4:13.
David Lisot, Interviewer, CoinTelevisio.com, with Kevin Foley, Don Kagin, Michael Moczella, Peter Treglia, & Joel Shafer, Members, Professional Currency Dealer Association. Dealing with members of the Professional Currency Dealers Association is protection for collectors who want to be sure they are dealing with someone who is knowledgeable and bound a code of ethics to be fair in their business practices.
United States Mint Offers Lowell National Historical Park Coin Set on February 19
WASHINGTON – The United States Mint (Mint) will release the America the Beautiful Quarters Three-Coin Set™ containing Lowell National Historical Park quarters on February 19 at noon EST. The set (product code 19AD) is priced at $9.95.
America the Beautiful Quarters Three-Coin Sets™ consist of an uncirculated quarter from the Philadelphia Mint, an uncirculated quarter from the Denver Mint, and a proof quarter from the San Francisco Mint. Quarters in the set representing Lowell National Historical Park have a reverse (tails) design depicting a mill girl working at a power loom with its prominent circular bobbin battery. A view of Lowell, including the Boott Mill clock tower, is seen through the window. Inscriptions are “LOWELL,” “MASSACHUSETTS 2019,” and “E PLURIBUS UNUM.”
The obverse (heads) of the coins depicts the 1932 portrait of George Washington by John Flanagan, which has been restored to bring out subtle details and the beauty of the original model. Inscriptions are “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “LIBERTY,” “IN GOD WE TRUST,” and “QUARTER DOLLAR.”
All three coins are mounted on a durable plastic card with an image of Lowell National Historical Park. The Certificate of Authenticity is printed on the back of the card.
The Mint accepts orders at www.catalog.usmint.gov and 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468). Hearing and speech-impaired customers with TTY equipment may order at 1-888-321-MINT. Visit www.catalog.usmint.gov/customer-service/shipping.html for information about shipping options.
A limited supply of sets will be available for purchase over the counter at various United States Mint sales centers.
PNG Now Accepting 2019 Awards Nominations
(Temecula, California) February 11, 2019 – The Professional Numismatists Guild (www.PNGdealers.org) now is accepting nominations for its 2019 awards, according to PNG Executive Director Robert Brueggeman and President Barry Stuppler.
“Each year the PNG publicly recognizes outstanding achievements in the hobby and the profession by honoring deserving recipients with awards in a half-dozen categories. We cordially welcome and strongly encourage nominations from all collectors and dealers,” said Brueggeman.
“The award winners will be announced at the annual PNG Day banquet on August 12, 2019 following the PNG Day show (www.PNGdealers.org/png-events). The PNG Day show, at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont, Illinois, will be open to the public and conducted the day before the start of the American Numismatic Association’s World’s Fair of Money® (www.www.money.org/worldsfairofmoney) at the same convention center,” explained Stuppler.
Award nominations must be made by May 31, 2019 directly to the appropriate award category officials. The categories and contacts are:
Abe Kosoff Founders Award: Presented to a PNG member-dealer with steadfast dedication to the entire numismatic community and who has made a significant contribution to the Guild or to the numismatic fraternity in general the past year. The award is named after PNG’s Founding President who spearheaded the 1953 launch of the organization. Committee Chairs: Richard Weaver and Wayde Milas. Emails: RWeaver@dvrcc.com and WMilas@rarecoa.com.
Sol Kaplan Award: To recognize efforts and contributions in combatting crimes against the numismatic community, this award is presented to someone who has given their time in an attempt to rid the profession of fraud and thievery. The award is jointly presented by the PNG and the Lewis M. Reagan Foundation. It is named after a former PNG President and Ohio dealer who was personally responsible for the apprehension of several people suspected of committing numismatic-related crimes. Committee Chair: Robert Brueggeman. Email: Bob@ppius.com.
Robert Friedberg Award: Presented to an author in recognition for an outstanding book or other literature. Named in honor of a publisher and author of numismatic reference books, this award is not automatically given each year. It is only given when there is deemed to be a worthy recipient or recipients. Committee Chair: James A. Simek. Email: nge3@comcast.net. Note: A copy of each book nominated for this year’s award must be submitted for delivery no later than May 31, 2019 to James A. Simek, P.O. Box 7157, Westchester, IL 60154-7157.
Lifetime Achievement Award: Presented to a numismatist for his/her extraordinary devotion to numismatics and who, over their lifetime, significantly contributed to the hobby or profession. Committee Co-Chairs: Brett Charville and John Brush. Emails: Brett@collectors.com and John@DavidLawrence.com.
Significant Contribution Award: Given to those who have made exceptional, beneficial efforts over the years on behalf of PNG and the profession, and also added to the hobby. Committee Co-Chairs: Barry Stuppler and Dana S. Samuelson. Emails: Barry@Stuppler.com and Dana@AmerGold.com.
Art Kagin Ambassador Award: This award is named after a former PNG President and nationally-known Iowa dealer who provided distinguished service as an advocate of numismatic goodwill. Committee Co-Chairs: Don Ketterling and Don Rinkor. Emails: DHKconsulting@verizon.net and Don@rinkor.com.
The Professional Numismatists Guild is a nonprofit trade association composed of the country’s top rare coin and paper money dealers who must adhere to a strict Code of Ethics (www.PNGdealers.org/code-of-ethics) in the buying and selling of numismatic merchandise.
For additional information about the PNG awards, contact Robert Brueggeman, PNG Executive Director, 28441 Rancho California Road, Suite 106, Temecula, CA 92590. Phone: 951-587-8300. Email: info@PNGdealers.org. Online: www.PNGdealers.org.
U.S. Mint Video: Free Online Games for Kids
The United States Mint now has nine free and educational online games that teach basic math concepts, history and coin identification. Play today at www.usmint.gov/games.
Watch the video on YouTube →
Bonhams Sale Of Coins And Banknotes 100% Sold
Notable results also included an 1860 Clark Gruber & Co. $20. Genuine, Tooled, Repaired & Cleaned PCGS., which achieved $105,600. This coin came from a complete set of Clark Gruber & Co. Territorial gold coins minted in 1860-1861 in Denver, Colorado.
Paul Song, Director of Coins and Medals, commented: “The stellar results demonstrate our comprehensive offering of rare coins and medals especially from private collections, which some were amassed over several decades and all fresh to the market. The largest offering in decades of Clark-Gruber pioneer coinage garnered tremendous interest as were the eclectic collection of modern world gold coinage”.