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Austrian Mint Issues First Platinum Coin
Produced from 999.5 pure platinum, the new Vienna Philharmonic coin features the same award-winning design by Austrian Mint head designer Thomas Pesendorfer as its gold and silver counterparts Speakers: Gerhard Starsich, CEO, Austrian Mint. Running time: 3:36.
Austrian Mint Reports on Bullion Philharmonic Sales at World Money Fair 2016.
Results from the Austrian Mint are delivered at the World Money Fair in Berlin by CEA Gerhard Starsich. The Philharmonic bullion series has another record year. Speakers: Gerhard Starsich, CEO, Austrian Mint.. Running time: 2:20.
China 2016 Berlin World Money Fair Commemorative Panda.
Robert Mish describes the new Panda coin struck for the 2016 World Money Fair in Berlin. He talks about what was involved in getting the coin struck, how the theme was decided and the history for striking special Panda coins for conventions. Michael Chou is talked also about and how he discovered a set of rare Chinese coin dies made in Germany and how that figured in the new coin being created. Speakers: Robert Mish, Mish International Monetary, Inc.. Running time: 7:11.
German Museum Curator Talks About Otto Beh Chinese Coin Dies.
Curator of the Kunstmusuem Moritzburg Halle Ulf Dr?ger shares the significance of having the Otto Beh Chinese coin dies donated by Michael Chou of Champion Auctions. He explains the history of the dies and why they are so important to both China and Germany. Speakers: Ulf Dr?ger, Kunstmusuem Moritzburg Halle. Running time: 3:00.
Largest Silver Coin in the World Features African Elephant.
This coin contains 1,750 ounces of silver valued at 1,000,000 francs issued by the Ivory Coast in Africa. Hear the fascinating story of this coin?s creation from the man responsible for its creation. Speakers: Dr. Rolf M?ller-Syring, Geiger Edelmetalle GmbH, Germany. Running time: 5:15.
NGC Talks About Third Party Grading at Berlin World Money Fair 2016.
The first third party grading company to grade world coins talks about why they come to the World Money Fair and the need for grading and authentication of coins. Speakers: Max Speigel, Vice President Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.. Running time: 2:21.
PCGS Attends World Money Fair 2016 in Berlin.
The Professional Coin Grading Service has offices in the United States, Europe, and Asia to grade coins and detect counterfeit issues. PCGS Vice President, Mark Stephenson, talks about third party grading and attending the World Money Fair in Berlin. Speakers: Mark Stephenson, Vice President, PCGS.. Running time: 4:10.
Platinum Market Worldwide Perspective.
The Austrian Mint recently announced the creation of a new platinum Philharmonic coin. CEO Gerhard Starsich invited Marcus Grubb of the World Platinum Investment Council to give a report on the current market for platinum. Speakers: Marcus Grubb, Director of Market Development, World Platinum Investment Council. Running time: 5:28.
Rare Chinese Coin Dies Saved to Museum in Germany.
A rare set of Chinese coin dies made by Otto Beh has been donated to the Kunstmuseum Halle in Moritzburg, Germany. Michael Chou of Champion Auctions donated the dies after working with the K?nker Auction firm in Europe. Ulrich K?nker describes how the dies surface and how they ended up being saved. Speakers: Ulrich K?nker, General Manager, K?nker Auctions.. Running time: 5:51.
South African Gold Coin Exchange Reports at World Money Fair 2016.
One participant at the World Money Fair has been attending for the last 15 years. He is the one of the largest coin dealers in South Africa and talks about the market there and why he attends the World Money Fair. Speakers: Alan Demby, Chairman, South African Gold Coin Exchange/The Scoin Shop.. Running time: 3:13.
United States Mint Wins Coin of the Year & Other Awards at World Money Fair 2016.
The prestigious Coin of the Year Awards were handed out at the World Money Fair in Berlin. The United States garnered not only Coin of the Year but also Best Gold Coin and Most Innovative Coin. See examples of these coins and find out why the competition generates so much attention for the world mints. Speakers: David Harper, Editor & Presenter, Numismatic News/ Krause Publications.
Rhett Jeppson. Principal Deputy Director of the United States Mint.. Running time: 4:01.
World Money Fair Attracts International Crowds as Largest Coin Show in Europe.
With Alan Demby, South African Gold Coin Exchange, Robert Mish, Mish International Monetary Inc., Max Speigel, NGC, Mark Stephenson, PCGS, and Amalia Travaglini, Sales, Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato. Participants at the World Money Fair talk about why they come to the convention and what helps make it one of the largest numismatic gatherings in Europe and the world. Speakers: Interviewer: David Lisot, Cointelevision.com . Running time: 3:02.
Chuck Heck Decides to Sell His Collection
Longtime EAC member and former treasurer Chuck Heck has decided to sell his complete collection of Sheldon variety 1794 large cents. He talks about why and also the book he is writing on the subject. Speakers: Chuck Heck, Early American Coppers member, Interviewer: David Lisot, CoinTelevision.com.. Running time: 5:51.
COOL COINS & CURRENCY! EAC Coin Convention Charlotte 2016
With Steven Ellsworth, 1801 Large Cent Sheldon 219 Three Error Reverse, David Huang, 1796 Large Cent Sheldon 115, John Kraljevich, 1836 Half Cent Electrotype, Rob Matuska, 1832 Capped Bust Half Dime PCGS AU55, David Perkins, 1795 Bust Dollar PCGS VG Silver Plug, and 1798 Bust Dollar Heraldic Eagle Reverse. Speakers: Interviewer: David Lisot. Running time: 8:59.
Garvin Fund by EAC Sponsors Young Numismatist to Coin Convention.
EAC is committed to numismatic education by sponsoring scholarships through its Garvin Fund. His year?s recipient is a fourteen year-old lad with a passion for early copper and coins in general. He talks about why coins hold his interest. Speakers: David Huang, Member, Early American Coppers & Garvin Scholarship Recipient, Interviewer: David Lisot, CoinTelevision.com. Running time: 2:50.
John Kraljevich Bourse Chairman for EAC in Charlotte 2016.
Known as JK, John Kraljevich talks about what it takes to host the EAC convention in Charlotte. Speakers: John Kraljevich, member, Early American Coppers, Interviewer: David Lisot, CoinTelevision.com.. Running time: 1:36.
Membership in EAC Like No Other Coin Organization.
With Early American Coppers members Steven Ellsworth, Chuck Heck, David Huang, John Kraljevich, & David Perkins. EAC has been around since 1967 and are an elite group of coin collectors who appreciate coins from early America particularly the copper issues. They welcome any person who shares this interest. Find out from new and old members why they belong to EAC.
Speakers: Interviewer: David Lisot, CoinTelevision.com . Running time: 4:49.
EAC Opening Ceremony Charlotte 2016
EAC President Bill Eckburg welcomes members to Charlotte, NC for the 49th annual gathering of copper enthusiasts. Speakers: Bill Eckburg, President, Early American Coppers, Interviewer: David Lisot, CoinTelevision.com.. Running time: 4:45.
Warren Miller Bust Dollars Offered at Charlotte EAC Coin Convention.
David Perkins has been helping sell off a complete collection of Bust Dollars by die variety. He talks about the collector who assembled the collection and shows some of the highlights. Speakers: David Perkins, EAC member, Interviewer: David Lisot, CoinTelevision.com.. Running time: 4:24.
Who Are EAC the ?Boys of ?94??
Hear the story of the people who collect Sheldon varieties of 1794 large cents and how it was formed. Chuck was a founding member and emphasizes that membership is open to all. Speakers: Chuck Heck, Member, Early American Coppers, Interviewer: David Lisot, CoinTelevision.com.. Running time: 1:53.
1893 Columbian Exposition
Story of the World's Fair in Chicago, how it came to be, and the many exhibits and inventions that premiered. Speakers: Dr. Ted Karamanski. Running time: 54:55.
Al Capone and the Windy City
Gangster Al Capone was a major figure in the Chicago area and was more than just an nordinary criminal. Speakers: Robert I. Girardi. Running time: 41:04.
CSNS Awards Breakfast 2016
Central States honors numismatic exhibitors. Speakers: Bruce Perdue, President. Running time: 42:08.
Collecting Metal Savings Banks
History and examples of metal savings banks. Speakers: David Hunsicker. Running time: 25:40.
George Pullman: His Town and Industrial Chicago
History and backround of George Pullman and his effect in commerce and transportation. Speakers: Dr. Ann Keating. Running time: 65:43.
History of the Union Stockyards of Chicago
Union Stack Yards of Chicago and how it weas created and eventually closed. Speakers: Dr. Dominic Pacyga. Running time: 55:17.
How to Create a Coin Convention
Find out what is involved in creating a world class coin convention form an expert. Speakers: Kevin Foley. Running time: 9:24.
ICTA National and Legislative Update April 29, 2016
ICTA shares their legislative agenda. Speakers: Kathy McFadden & David Crenshaw. Running time: 34:51.
Nomination of Abraham Lincoln in 1860
Background and what wa involved in the nomination of Lincoln for president. Speakers: Robert I. Girardi. Running time: 31:24.
Numismatic Editor?s Forum
America's most prominent coin editors share their secrets about having a successful publication. Speakers: Tebben, Deisher, Roach, Homren, & Harper. Running time: 77:43.
Numismatic Profile: Randy Campbell 50 Years in the Coin Business
Current FUN president and former NSDR president has a long and honorable career in numismatics. Speakers: Randy Campbell. Running time: 65:37.
Paper Money of the Confederacy
The Confederacy issued few coins but a lot of paper money. Learn the issues and how and why they were printed. Speakers: Jeff Paunicka. Running time: 52:17.
World War II on the Great Lakes
Learn how the Great Lakes were affected by WWII Speakers: Dr. Ted Karamanski. Running time: 55:41.
David Lisot Receives 2016 CSNS Medal of Merit
David Lisot is honored by Central States Numismatic Society with the Medal of Merit for his service producing videos about numismatics. Speakers: Kevin Foley. Running time: 3:11.
Dillon Gage Launches Updated Dealer Precious Metals AP
Dillon Gage continues to bring new technology to the numismatic dealer community. Speakers: Terry Hewitt. Running time: 5:21.
Legend Rare Coin Auctions Features Million Dollar Quintuple Stella
A rare pattern gold coin is expected to bring a more then a million dollars will be sold by Legend. Speakers: Gregory Cohen. Running time: 3:13.
All About Morgan Silver Dollars & More
Former ANA President Bob Campbell talks about collecting silver dollars, issues of toning and rarity. Robert ?Bobbie? Hughes joins in to share his version of the Lavere Redfield purchase. Speakers: Robert Campbell. Running time: 88:26.
Allied Prisoner of War Scrip of World War II
See the script issued in Allied Prisoner of War camps and learn how it was used. Speakers: Dave Frank. Running time: 48:46.
Building a World-Class National Bank Note Collection
Well known paper money researcher and writer talks about how to assemble a collection, what to look for and what to ignore. Speakers: Peter Huntoon. Running time: 63:59.
Fake Currency Out of China
Coins are not the only spurious numismatic material coming from China. There is no end of paper as well. This talk will show many examples of counterfeits prepared for collectors, as well as garden variety replicas that are being sold over internet outlets daily. Speakers: Joseph Boling. Running time: 57:01.
Greek Currency During WWII: Tragedy, Triumph, Tragedy and Triumph
Italians attacked Greece on October 28, 1940, were driven out, then the Nazis overwhelmed the country in 1941. A brutal occupation followed made worse by inflationary currency. Speakers: Ray & Steve Feller. Running time: 46:47.
High Denomination Federal Reserve Notes of 1918
Federal Reserve Board files reveal that large size $5,000 and $10,000 FRNs circulated more widely outside banks than popularly believed before changing circumstances at Treasury led to their demise. Speakers: Lee Lofthus. Running time: 48:14.
Highlights of IPMS Memphis 2016
Lyn Knight, Michael Chou, Thomasina Smith, Dennis Lutz and Muriel Eymery are featured talking about the convention. Speakers: Interviewer: David Lisot. Running time: 34:32.
Memphis Paper Money Show Memories After 40 Years
After 40 years there are some tales to be told at the last Paper Money Convention to be held in Memphis before it moves to Kansas City. Some the people include John Rowe, Alan Mincho, Len glazer, Mike Crabb, Harry Jones and more. Speakers: Lyn Knight & Friends. Running time: 67:01.
PCGS Currency Awards Banquet 2016
Awards for the best collections of paper money. Speakers: Jason Bradford & Laura Bradford. Running time: 47:18.
Revolutionary Bonds of China?s Dr. Sun Yat Sen
The Qing Dynasty ruled China for 270 years until the revolution in 1912. The goal of Dr. Sun Yat Sen was to remake China as a republic. Speakers: Roger Urce & Howard Daniel. Running time: 23:08.
Series of 1928 & 1934 Gold Certificates
See how gold certificates were transitioned to small-size notes, and then abolished as a currency during the turbulent years of the Great Depression and New Deal. Speakers: Jamie Yakes. Running time: 46:01.
Small-Size $500 and $1000 Federal Reserve Notes
Correct print-run data will be presented for all Series 1928, 1934 and 1934A $500 and $1000 FRNs. Research shows 30% to 45% of the $500 and $1000 1928s were issued, whereas most of the 1934 and 1934A got out. Speakers: Carlson Chambliss. Running time: 53:30.
SPMC Obsolete Bank Note Database Project
Update of the SPMC Obsolete Database Project wherein the Society of Paper Money Collectors has established a dedicated website to building a comprehensive data base of all the obsolete currency issues in the United States. Speakers: Shawn Hewitt. Running time: 44:44.
When the Kids Take Over National Banks
Many national banks were family owned and operated. Sometimes the owner?s children took over. Some were chips off old Dad?s block. Others did as they pleased. Speakers: Steve Carr. Running time: 42:53.