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Stacks Bowers Galleries is proud to announce the sale of the astounding Dr. William M. Aden Collection as part of their November 2023 Official Auction of the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Winter Expo. The Aden Collection is a world-class cabinet of federal U.S. gold coins from the 1790s to the 20th century. Dr. Aden focused on quality as he searched for the most iconic and elusive issues of virtually every major design type.

Stacks Bowers Galleries is excited to present theirNovember 2023 Showcase Auction of U.S. Currency. The Live Bidding sessions will be hosted at Griffin Studios in the firms Costa Mesa, California headquarters on November 17. The sale is highlighted by a host of impressive and scarcely encountered large-size and small-size type notes spread across a diverse range of types and denominations, as well as iconic issues like the $10 Bison and Educational Series of 1896.

Coins from the famed Eliasberg Collection, along with the Fairmont CollectionKronen Set and other fresh to market cabinets will create a huge buzz in the marketplace when they cross the block in the Stacks Bowers Galleries official auction of the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Winter Expo. This years sale features more than 4,900 lots across 12 sessions of American numismatic items offering coins, paper money, tokens, medals, and physical cryptocurrency.

Stacks Bowers Galleries is excited to present two impressive sessions of Physical Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency in their November 2023 Showcase Auction, the Official Auction of the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Expo. This exciting offering marks the two-year anniversary of the firms first auction of Physical Cryptocurrency in November 2021. Since then, they have sold over 800 cryptocurrency coins totaling over $4 million in prices realized and set numerous records for the premiums achieved.

The Stacks Bowers and Ponterio October 2023 Hong Kong Sale was among their largest banknote sales to date and featured two special sessions, the Keith Austin Collection of Swatow Notes and Other Properties, and the London Chelsea Collection of Peoples Bank Banknotes.

Stacks Bowers Galleries was delighted to have played a significant role in bringing the numismatic collections of Mark and Lottie Salton to market from January 2022 through June 2023. The series of eleven auction sales held in conjunction with respected German auction firm Knker, realized proceeds approaching $20 million for over 10,000 chiefly gold and silver coins of Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire and Europe.

Stacks Bowers Galleries, renowned leader in the field of rare collectibles, is proud to announce the second season of its groundbreaking show Money Talks. Presented by Stacks Bowers Galleries and hosted by legendary sports executive, entrepreneur, and investor, David Meltzer, Money Talks invites viewers to delve into the minds of market makers and leaders within the world of rare collectibles, currency, alternative assets, finance, and everything in between.

Stacks Bowers Galleries August 2023 sale of Physical Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency achieved record total prices of $730,624a more than 30% increase from their August 2022 offering. This result stands as the firms most valuable Physical Crypto offering to date, pushing their total results in this category past $2 million for the year and above $4 million since their first Crypto sale in 2021.

Building on its legacy as a leader in high-end numismatics, esteemed auction firm Stacks Bowers & Ponterio is proud to unveil its October 2023 Hong Kong Auction. Featuring over 10,000 lots of coins, medals, tokens, and currency, this colossal event will include rare and exciting offerings from virtually all numismatic specialties. Comprising 16 sessions to be held October 5 through 21, offerings will range from elite rarities to affordable favorites.

Stacks Bowers Galleries is delighted to present the last handful of rarities from the collection of Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr., known in his time as the King of Coins. These incredibly rare and high quality United States and world coins were retained or reacquired by the family as personal favorites when the majority of the collection crossed the block in several different auction events decades ago. Iconic issues like the Proof Kellogg & Co. $50 gold piece, a British Una and the Lion Pattern 5 Pound, and 1923 Chinese Pattern Dollar struck in gold will create quite the stir when they are presented to this generation of collectors.