Stack's Bowers Galleries is pleased to announce the offering of a first issue British Honduras One Dollar note in their official auction of the New York International Numismatic Convention, January 12-13 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel. This note is being offered publicly for the first time, having been in private hands since the mid 1890s.
TheStacks Bowers Galleries November 2017 Baltimore auction will be trulymonumental, rivaling the most spectacular events of the past five years inquality and quantity of offerings. The sale will feature selections from theCardinal Collection Educational Foundation, the Alexander and Murray HillCollections, and other important properties, as well as a fantastic selectionof early American coinage presented in conjunction with the Colonial Coin CollectorsClub (C4).
StacksBowers Galleries is pleased to announce they will be offering Part 1 of theEldorado Collection of Colombian Coins and Paper Money this January in New YorkCity. This incredible collection will be featured alongside other world coinsand paper money as part of the firms official auction of the 2018 New YorkInternational Numismatic Convention. The sale of the Eldorado Collection isscheduled for January 12-13, 2018, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City.
Stacks Bowers Galleries, in conjunction with Spink London and Trusted Traditions, is pleased to announce that it has brokered a record setting private treaty sale of a complete Waterlow and Sons set of Banknotes from Zanzibar at an undisclosed price.
Stack's Bowers and Ponterio is pleased to announce theresults of their August 2017 Hong Kong Showcase Auction of Chinese Coins,Foreign Coins and Paper Money. Once again the semi-annual sale located at theMira Hotel attracted collectors, dealers and enthusiasts from around the globe.In addition to the excellent auction sessions, the week was capped with greatattendance at the third Hong Kong Coin Show.
The Stacks BowersGalleries Official Auction of the 2017 ANA Worlds Fair of Moneymet with incredible success, realizing a total of $19.2 million across allsessions, including over $12.4 million in United States coins. Showcasing theHigh Rise Collection, the Magnolia Collection, and other important properties,the sale offered an incomparable lineup of rarities that included the finestknown 1853-O No Arrowshalf dollar and the Lord St.Oswald-Norweb 1794 Flowing Hair dollar. (All prices include thebuyers fee).
The most anticipatednumismatic offering of the summer crossed the auction block last week in lot 2113 ofthe Stacks Bowers Galleries 2017 ANA Worlds Fair of Money Auction. Coincollectors from around the world focused their attention on the ColoradoConvention Center in Denver as one of the most famous examples of Americasfirst silver dollar was offered at public auction for the first time in nearlythree decades. After great excitement and fierce bidding, $2.8 million wasrealized for this historic treasure.
The auction room of theStacks Bowers Galleries Official United States Currency Auction at the ANAWorlds Fair of Money bustled with activity the evening of August 2, as bidderseagerly competed for a diverse offering of collectible paper money. Pricesrealized for the auction totaled $2,300,756. All prices quoted include thebuyers fee.
Stacks Bowers Galleries ispleased to announce the results of their August 2017 auction of world coins,world paper money and ancient coins. In total, the Stacks Bowers Galleries ANAWorlds Fair of Money auction realized over $19 million (including the standardbuyers premium) with the ancient coins, world coins and world paper moneyrealizing $4.54 million.
Stacks Bowers Galleries isthrilled to present an incredible lineup of United States coins in theirOfficial Auction of the 2017 ANA Worlds Fair of Money, August 1-5 in Denver,Colorado. Showcasing the High Rise Collection, the Magnolia Collection, andother important properties, this sale is poised to be the numismatic event ofthe summer, with highlights that include the finest known 1853-O No Arrows halfdollar and the Lord St. Oswald-Norweb 1794 Flowing Hair dollar.