PCGS Newsletter February 23, 2016 | Vol 16 Issue 4 |
Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency XVI Sets New Records in Las Vegas Collector participation dominated the Regency XVI auction and new records were set during the PCGS Members Only Show. Bidders enjoyed the world class selections of pattern coins, silver and gold issues. Standouts include this excessively rare 1849 Pattern $10 struck in copper at the Paris Mint. READ MORE > |
1937-D 5C 3 Legs PCGS MS66+ The finest 3 legger ever graded. Absolutely flawless surfaces are a joy to behold. A surprisingly strong luster shows off superb and totally original colors of nickel, gold & pale lilac all over. See more pre-1940s coins and other new purchases at: LegendNumismatics.com > |
Great Set’s Appeal – Early Gold (1795-1834) by Adam Crum Despite horrendous start-up problems at its fledgling Mint, the U.S. produced some of the most aesthetically appealing gold coins between 1795 and 1834, struck on a screw press powered solely by human muscle. Today, these coins are rare and highly desirable. View Adam’s Early Gold Picks at MonacoRareCoins.com > |
This is Why Graders Need to Watch Coins Closely by Jaime Hernandez Recently, Mike Sargent, Director of Coin Grading at PCGS, had to pause from grading coins momentarily. He was very intrigued by a coin that passed through his hands, or...was it even a coin? READ MORE > |
Time is Running Out – Register to Win a Morgan Dollar! PCGS heads into the last week of our 30 Morgans in 30 Days Sweepstakes. Don’t miss the opportunity for your chance at a FREE Morgan Dollar. The sweepstakes ends on March 3. GET DETAILS > |
National Money Show in Dallas Next Week! PCGS on-site grading, an appraisal event, a major auction, educational seminars and first class displays are the top headlines at the ANA’s National Money Show, taking place next week March 3-5, 2016. GET DETAILS > |
The Most Valuable Series of Numismatic Auctions in History With the third sale of a planned series of five, the D. Brent Pogue Collection sales, presented by Stack’s Bowers Galleries in association with Sotheby’s, became the most valuable series of numismatic auctions in history. READ MORE > |
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Last issue's winner of a PCGS Polo Shirt: Jim W. Golden |
NEW IMAGES:PCGS #5087 MS68 1947-S 10C See All > NEW NARRATIVES: Ron Guth wrote about 1869 H10C See All > NEW CENSUS: Condition Census for 1868 $20 See All > |
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