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Counterstamps on Coins of the Mexican War for Independence

Counterstamps, including royalist mint and military stamps. Speaker(s): Max Keech.

Paper Money of the Mexican Revolution

Mexican paper money related to dictator Diaz, the Mexican revolution, and Francisco Madero. Speaker(s): Elmer Powell.

Republica Mexicana Silver Minor Coinage Die Styles

This presentation addresses each of the denominations of the Republic of Mexico beginning with the first year of issue of each mint. Speaker(s): Dave Busse.

Shipwrecks and Mexican Coins

Shipwreck coins from the 1500s to 1800s. Differences between cobs, klippes, pillars, busts, archeological concerns and legal questions, and examples of the highest selling treasure coins including the 8 escudo Royal 1695L, 1715 Fleet and the 8 reales 1550 Charles-Joanna. Speaker(s): Daniel Frank Sedwick.

Spanish Colonial Cob Coinage of Philip II & Philip III

The cob coinage of the two Philips represents a difficult are in Spanish Colonial numismatics. This presentation focuses on showing how to tell the differences between the two issues. Speaker(s): Kent Ponterio.

Early Mexican Republic 8 Reales Die Varieties

Mexican eight reales offer collectors a great series to collect with many rare dates and a plethora of overdates and varieties. Speaker(s): Mike Crowder.

Iturbide's Coinage of Mexico

Iturbide was instrumental in helping gain Mexico's independence from Spain and became its first ruler. Coins created during his short reign are popular with collectors. Speaker(s): Carlos Jara.

Mexican Republic 2 Escudo Gold Coins

This series consists of many rarities and varieties in this newly released information. Speaker(s): J.R. Rollo.

Spanish Colonial Contemporary Counterfeits

The coinage of Mexico and the New World quickly became important for global commerce. As it did so it became counterfeited. These issues are now of importance to collectors. Speaker(s): Bob Gurney.

American Gold and Platinum Eagles

Edmund Moy was Director of the United States from 2006 until 2011. He tells the story of the gold and platinum Eagles hat have been so popular with investors worldwide. Speaker(s): Edmund C. Moy, Former US Mint Director.

Behind the Scenes at the United States Mint

Edmund Moy was Director of the United States from 2006 until 2011. He shares story about his tenure while Director. Speaker(s): Edmund C. Moy & John Mercanti.

Coins and Medals Commemorating George Washington

George Washington has been one of the most revered characters in American history. His image has been placed on a plethora of numismatic items. Speaker(s): Ray Williams.

Coins in the Bible

The Bible gives reference to many coins. Find out the passages and coins that are mentioned. Speaker(s): Michael Markowitz.

Affordable Modern US Commemoratives

It is possible to collect modern commems that are both affordable and a reasonable investment according to researcher Bart Bartanowicz. This power point program focuses on those modern issues that are fun to collect and, in his view, potentially undervalued. Information in this video includes: * Overview of the US commemorative coin program since 1982 * Definition of a commemorative * History the classic commemorative half dollar series issued from 1892-1954 including examples of good and bad designs * Themes for collecting modern commemoratives * Examples and mintages of all modern US commems * How to get started with books, publications, and organizations * Tips for grading and whether you need certified or raw modern coins Speaker: Bart Bartanowicz, Ph.D..

Buying Tomorrow's Classic Coinage Today

Numismatic News contributor Eric Jordan discusses how to pick future classic coins from the U.S. Mint's catalog of Eagles and recently closed issues. Some of these issues have compellingly low mintages making them candidates for future appreciation. Learn what to look for and what to avoid in the modern coin market. Information in this video includes: * Graphs charting price increases over the years * Mintages of the different series * Evaluation of price performance and potential Speaker: Eric Jordan.

Doubled Dies, Repunched Dates, and Repunched Mintmarks

Mr. Neff is a recognized expert in the field of errors and varieties. In this presentation he focuses on doubled dies, repunched dates (RPD) and repunched mintmarks (RPM). He shows examples each and how to determine each one. He also shows examples of other more die striking anomalies. Speaker: B.J. Neff.

Elite 30 Peace Dollars

David Close has discovered more die varieties in the Peace dollar series than any other person. This lecture is based on his new book describing some of the more dramatic examples in this very specialized area of silver dollar collecting. Speaker: David Close, Ph.D..

Golden Glitter of Gold

Both speakers are prolific authors and well-known consumer advocates. Mr. Travers is the author of the popular "How to Make Money in Coins Right Now," and Mr. Rosen writes the award-winning "Rosen Numismatic Advisory." Together they advise collectors how to navigate the numismatic waters during turbulent times and well as prognosticating about the market. Speaker: Scott Travers & Maurice Rosen.

Grading Buffalo Nickels

2013 marks the one hundred year anniversary of the birth of the Buffalo Nickel. Well-known author and numismatic award winner Bill Fivaz gives a brief overview of the series and discusses the proper way to grade both circulated and mint state examples of the Buffalo Nickel. Information in this video includes: * Why most people are unsure about grading Buffalos * Examples of Buffalo nickels in all grades starting with MS67 * Difference between market grading and technical grading * Which dates are generally softly struck * Importance of luster and any change in color * Where to look and how to tell wear to determine a circulated coin Speaker: Bill Fivaz, NLG.

History of the 1715 Spanish Treasure Fleet Disaster

Mr. Costello is an attorney from Washington, PA and is the director of the 1715 Fleet Society. His program explains the details of the catastrophic fleet loss that poured hundreds of millions of dollars worth of gold and silver items into the ocean just off the Ft. Pierce and Vero Beach area. He also discusses plans to celebrate the 300-year anniversary of this disaster. Information in this video includes: * Story of the War of Spanish Succession * How treasure from the New World helped sustain the Spanish government and why that supply was impaired * Why the wreck of the Spanish fleet in 1715 contributed to the end of Spanish dominance in the New World * Story of the wreck of the fleet and initial recovery efforts * How Kip Wagner was one of the first to begin recovery of the fleet wreck in the 1960's * Creation of the 1715Society.com website and its goals and objectives leading up to the 300th anniversary of the wreck Speaker: Bob Costello.

Many Faces of World Coins

Interest in collecting world coins is on the rise according to former FUN President Bob Hurst. He discusses ways to collect world coins, talks about themes on the coinage and show examples of coins from the major countries of world coin collecting. Information in this video includes: * Explanation of the varieties of different themes on world coinage * Examples of coinage such as Spanish colonial, English crowns, German talers, Italian crowns, French coins, Scandinavia, Australia and more * Examples of what has also been considered coinage including Chinese and Asian issues Speaker: Bob Hurst.

My Favorite Investment Coins for 2013

Mr. Bonser, a former fulltime professional grader, is a major central Florida coin dealer. He entertains and informs his audience with his top picks for fun and profit in the coming year. He discusses both modern issues as well as classic US coinage and even some that can still be purchased directly from the Mint. Speaker: Don Bonser.

My Favorite VAMs for 2013

Mr. Roberts is the director of attribution services for ANACS Grading Service of Colorado. He also writes a monthly column for Coin World dealing with VAM variety dollars. John believes that VAM silver dollars offer a specialized area in numismatics to build a collection of some unrecognized very rare issues. Find out which specific VAM varieties are his favorites for 2013. Speaker: John Roberts.

NSDR Awards Banquet FUN Convention 2013

Once again the luminaries of the silver dollar market gather to honor one another with different awards and recognition. This year's Lifetime Achievement Award went to Donald H. Kagin. Presidential Awards were handed out as well. Featuring John Highfill, NSDR President, and Randy Campbell, Master of Ceremonies.

NSDR Silver Dollar Investors Forum 35th Annual , January 12, 2013

The speakers are both former presidents of The National Silver Dollar Roundtable. Mr. Campbell is the current senior grader for ICG Grading Service of Tampa, Florida. Each of them will present their "Top 13 Silver Dollars for 2013." Those with an interest in Seated, Trade, Morgan and Peace Dollars are urged to attend what has become a FUN convention tradition - The Silver Dollar Investors' Forum! Speakesr: Al Johnbrier & Randy Campbell.

Other Works By Well-Known Coin Designers of the Modern Era

Jacksonville researcher Ray Herz examines the careers and works of modern coin designers Gilroy Roberts, Elizabeth Jones, Marcel Jovine, Glenna Goodacre and Don Everhart. These artists have created many of the numismatic issues of which most collectors are familiar as well as other important works. Information in this video includes: * Gilroy Roberts' background as US Mint engraver and coins he designed for the United States including the Kennedy half dollar as well as other countries, examples of medals and his involvement at the Franklin Mint * Elizabeth Jones as chief engraver of the US Mint and examples of her works * Marcel Jovine, his story, medallic works, and coinage examples Glenna Goodacre who designed the Sacagawea dollar and much more * Donald Everhart who worked for the Franklin Mint and then the US Mint and his prolific issues over the years of his long career Speaker: Ray Herz.

PCGS Luncheon FUN Orlando January 11, 2013

Professional Coin Grading Service President Don Willis announces new services including restoration and reconsideration. Then Collectors Universe President and PCGS founder David Hall talks about the fate of the Lincoln cent and use of the Coinflation website. He also discusses plans for a PCGS coin grading school and a $10,000 reward offered to someone who brings a genuine 1964-D Peace dollar for PCGS experts to identify. Speakers: David Hall & Don Willis.

Should You Crack Out All Your Slab Coins?

Mr. Kimmel is proprietor of Paragon Numismatics and a Wisconsin dealer who specializes in beautifully toned U.S. silver coins. He discusses whether or not U.S. collectors are best served by leaving their coins encapsulated in slabs. He even shows you how to crack a coin out of a certified holder. He shares some contrarian perspectives of the coin market. Information in this video includes: * Why toned coins need special attention * Reasons why a coin may not be certified * The importance of learning about both buying and selling * Why you need a good magnifier * How to crack a coin out of a slab and why you might want to do so * Why having a coin rejected by a grading service can be a good thing Speaker: Andrew Kimmel.

SSDC 10th Annual VAM Thing

The Society of Silver Dollar Collectors hosts this annual gathering of silver dollar variety enthusiasts. The latest discoveries, awards, recent books and publications, the latest pricing information, attribution diagnostics, and more is all here and available at the 2013 VAM Thing! Speaker: John Baumgart, SSDC President.

ANA Board and Town Hall Meeting, May 10, 2013

American Numismatic Association discusses business issues. Speaker: Tom Hallenbeck, ANA President..

ANA Convention Highlights 2013 New Orleans

Highlights from New Orleans ANA Convention. Interviewer: David Lisot.

ANA New Website

Learn about the ANA's plans for a brand-new website in 2014. The ANA is planning a host of exciting new features that will help members learn more about numismatics, interact with one another and enjoy their hobby to the fullest. The project is in its early stages, so members have the opportunity to provide feedback on features and tools they would like to see in the new site. Speakers: Clay Goforth, William D. Hyder, Tabitha McFadden, Jerry Osmus.

Collecting Love Tokens

Learn about the "love" in coin collecting. Speaker: Richard Burdick.

New Orleans Branch Mint

Get an overview of the history of the New Orleans Mint from its beginnings in 1835 to its present day use as a museum, archive and performing arts center. Speaker: Greg Lambousy.

George Morgan Sketchbook

Karen Lee continues her undaunted efforts to help popularize numismatics by telling the story of George Morgan and his efforts that resulted in creating some of America's most famous coins as revealed through his sketch book. This video presentation includes: * Background of Morgan and his education * How the sketchbook revealed what were his best renderings * Family circumstances that affected his outlook on life * The rivalry generated by the Charles Barber and his son towards Morgan Speaker(s): Karen Lee.

United States Silver Dollars 1794-1804

Introduction by Chris Karstedt and Warren Miller. Legendary numismatist David Bowers talks about his new book and Bust dollars and what was involved in writing it as well as collecting this challenging series. This video includes: * Background of Bust dollar research. * Stories of Eliasberg, Norwebs, Harry Bass * Tale of the sale of the 1794 Cardinal silver dollar * Questions and answers from the audience Speaker(s): Q. David Bowers.

Whitman Expo Convention Highlights Baltimore March 2013

Interviewer: David Lisot, David Crenshaw, Expo General Manager, Julie Abrams, Gary Adkins, Russell Augustin, John Brush, Grant Campbell, Jay Cline, Kathleen Duncan, Kevin Foley, Patrick Heller, Robert Higgins, John Kraljevich, David Lange, Chris McCawley, Paul Montgomery, Chris Moran, David & Joseph Nakasone, Tom Reynolds, Allen Rowe, Sergio Sanchez, and Rick Snow. Another active Whitman Expo in Baltimore that includes a market report, auction update, report possible gold price manipulation, "Cool Coins & Currency", convention update and an interview with some young Boy Scout collectors. Speaker(s): Interviewer: David Lisot.

1995-W PCGS Proof 70 Silver Eagle Sells for Record Price at Auction, April 10-13, 2013.

David Lisot, Interviewer with Vic Bozarth, Evan Gale, John Gulde, Trista King, Chris Napolitano, Don Rinkor, Ian Russell, James Sego, & Miles Standish. On March 31, 2013, a perfect Silver Eagle graded Proof-70 DCAM by PCGS was sold at auction by GreatCollections, setting a new world record price for the popular modern coin series. Over 100 bids were received for the unreserved auction, before it finally sold for a total of $86,654.70 to an advanced East Coast collector. David Lisot of CoinWeek interviewed Ian Russell whose auction company GreatCollections sold the coin as well as dealers at the PCGS Members Only Coin Show to uncover their reactions to a modern coin selling for so much money.

This video is restricted on NNP. It may be viewed on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfFq4WJ5-xo (link verified 2/2023).

Legend-Morphy Auction Report, April 11, 2013, Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas.

Julie Abrams, President, Legend-Morphy Auctions, Interviewer: David Lisot. Legend-Morphy is a boutique auction firm that holds sales in conjunction with the PCGS Members Only Coin in Las Vegas. Julie Abrams talks about the most recent auction sale, highlights, and the trends in the auction market.

This video is restricted on NNP. It may be viewed on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7ClRO4YKmo (link verified 2/2023).

PCGS Members Only Coin Show Highlights 2013

David Lisot, Interviewer, CoinTelevision.com, with David Lisot, Interviewer with Vic Bozarth, Evan Gale, John Gulde, Irma Kane, Trista King, Dan Morphy, Chris Napolitano, Don Rinkor, Ian Russell, James Sego, & Miles Standish. Coin show veteran David Lisot finds out Why Dealers Attend the PCGS Members Only Coin Show, PCGS Members Only Coin Show Market Report, 1995-W PCGS Proof 70 Silver Eagle Sells for Record Price at Auction, Ian Russell Talks about the Market and Modern Coins, and Legend-Morphy Auction Report. Speaker(s): David Lisot, Interviewer .

Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass Discuss Politics: A Discussion Between Friends

Lincoln actually met Frederick Douglass. These two great actors show the dialogue that may have taken place dressed in the wardrobes of the time. Speaker: Dennis Boggs as Abraham Lincoln & Bill Grimmette as Frederick Douglass.

Best Ways to Waste Your Money in Numismatics

Veteran numismatist and coin dealer Andy Kimmel shares how to avoid the many mistakes a person can make when they decide to start buying coins. Speaker: Andrew Kimmel.

Bondage and Freedom: My Evolving Views on the Constitution

Frederick Douglass was one of the most well-known abolitionist speakers. Speaker: Bill Grimmette as Frederick Douglass.

Civil War Era Banks and Bank Notes in the Northern States

Learn the stories of the notes issues prior to and during the Civil War in the states of Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. * Provisions of the laws governing the creation of the banks that issued paper money Speaker: Wendell Wolka.

Civil War Era Filibusters and the Election of Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln's 1860 Election, Southern Ambitions for a Tropical Slave Empire and the Coming of the Civil War. * Missouri Compromise & the Crichtondon Compromise * Military filibusters at the time including William Walker who conquered Nicaragua for a short time and Crab * Why Lincoln was concerned about them Speaker: Robert May, Ph.D..

Civil War Money and Financing the Conflict

Learn haw the Civil War was financed with a new system and see the examples from researcher Peter Huntoon. Speaker: Peter Huntoon.

CSNS Awards Banquet 2013

The awards for exhibits are given out be the Central States Numismatic Society. Speakers: Kevin Foley, James Moores, W. Ray Lockwood.

CSNS Convention Highlights 2013

This is one of the best numismatic convention highlights ever done by veteran video producer David Lisot. Speaker: David Lisot.

Finding and Authenticating the 1913 Walton Liberty Nickel

There are only five 1913 nickels. One of them was lost for decades until recently discovered after a million dollar was posted for its recovery. Learn about this fascinating story from the people who posted the reward and the people who recovered the coin. Speakers: Mark Borckardt, Beth Deisher, Ryan Givens, Paul Montgomery, Cheryl and Gary Myers, Donn Pearlman.

History of Collecting Confederate Paper Money

The Confederate States of America issued different series of paper money during the Civil War. These issues include some very collectible issues. Almost immediately after the war ended in 1865 collectors began to assemble groups of these notes. During the following years various books and price lists were created by various dealers up to the book done by Pierre Fricke. * Price list of W. Elliot Woodward that listed Confederate notes * Dr. William Lee that created the first standardized book * John W. Haseltine who in 1876 made a catalog * Story of the Confederate Cent and Haseltine and Lovett * J. Walter Scott * Confederate Half Dollar of 1861 of which only 4 are known * Raphael P. Thian who did research on the redeemed Confederate money Speaker: Pierre Fricke.