Consign alongside this historic collection in the Official Auction of the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Spring Expo, March 26-29, 2015, Baltimore, Maryland.
Stack’s Bowers Galleries Presents The Henry P. Kendall Foundation Collection in 2015
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Stack’s Bowers Galleries Presents A Diverse Selection Of US Coins In The Winter 2014 Official Auction Of The Whitman Coin & Collectibles Baltimore Expo
A wide range of rarities, collector coins and exonumia from the United States are among the highlights of the upcoming Stack’s Bowers Galleries Winter 2014 Official Auction of the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Baltimore Expo, October 30—November 2, 2014. Extensive collections, including The 1853 Collection, The George Gund III Collection, The Stu Keen Portfolio, The […]
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Historically Important Collection Came to Baltimore in 2014
Coins, Medals and Documents Owned by the “First Family” of the U.S. Mint Appeared at Whitman Coin & Collectibles Expo in 2014 (from Tangible Investments) The Eckfeldt Family Archives of coins, medals, and documents will be the centerpiece of a special exhibit at the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Expo at the Baltimore Convention Center, October 30-November […]
Meet The Eckfeldts
First Family of the U.S. Mint (Courtesy of Tangible Investments) In the history of our nation’s coinage, one name rings down the ages: Eckfeldt. Sons of German immigrants, the Eckfeldts helped shape the coinage of the United States before the country even existed. They later served in important positions at the U.S. Mint, under no […]
Rare and Valuable Eckfeldt Collection in Baltimore
Eckfeldt Family Archives Chronicle the Mint’s First Century This is a historical post from 2014. BALTIMORE—They’ve been called “The First Family of the U.S. Mint,” for their 137 years of service to that institution, spanning 31 different Presidential administrations. Now their remarkable Eckfeldt Family Archives are coming to Baltimore, to headline the Whitman Coin & […]
Does Your Company Need to Comply with the Minnesota Bullion Coin Dealer Law?
A select panel of experts will be answering dealers’ questions about complying with the Minnesota bullion coin dealer law at the upcoming Whitman Baltimore Expo. The Q&A will be hosted by the Industry Council for Tangible Assets (ICTA) and will take place from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Friday, October 31, at the Baltimore Convention […]
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A Unique Copy of Q. David Bowers’ Coins And Collectors: Golden Anniversary Edition
There was spirited bidding for a unique copy of Q. David Bowers’ new book, Coins and Collectors: Golden Anniversary Edition, at the close of the 2014 Numismatic Bibliomania Society symposium.
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Special Hotel Room Rates For Whitman Expo Attendees
Are you looking for a place to stay in Baltimore? Whitman Coin & Collectibles Expo partners with the Visit Baltimore Housing Services as the official housing vendor for the Baltimore Expos, with special discounted hotel rates for Expo visitors.
Baltimore: America’s Favorite Numismatic City
A few years ago, coin dealers ranked Baltimore as America’s favorite city for numismatic conventions, thanks in part to how many of the United States’ coin collectors and dealers live within easy traveling distance of the city, and the ease and accessibility of the Baltimore Airport.
2014 Hall of Fame Coin Auctions for Nine Times the Initial Price
Recently, one of the Deep Cameo 2014-W National Baseball Hall of Fame gold $5 half eagle, rated Proof 70 by PCGS, sold on eBay at the end of March for $3,995, more than nine times the U.S. Mint’s retail price of $424.75.
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