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American Numismatic Association Members Survey Indicates a Preference for Shows in Baltimore and Chicago sites. ANA members favored Baltimore and Chicago as...

The U.S. public may be feeling a pinch of inflation's rise, but it's nothing compared to the stranglehold it has on Zimbabweans. On Saturday,...

The United States Mint peaked curiosity further for the ANA World's Fair of Money® convention by announcing their unveiling of the 2009 Saint-Gaudens...

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The United Sates Mint released a press statement today officially — or at least more publicly — announcing the release of their 2008...

Dallas, TX. Significant and classic rarities from all series in American numismatics are available in Heritage's Platinum Night catalog for the Official Auction of the Baltimore 2008 ANA World's Fair of Money®. The auction will be held in Baltimore July 30 - Aug. 3, with Platinum Night on July 31, 2008. The auction is now posted by Heritage Auction Galleries on their HA.com website, and all lots are available for inspection and bidding.

"The great rarities included in this auction are dazzling," commented Heritage President Greg Rohan, "and in such a strong market, we predict that many records will be set.

The Baltimore ANA contains rarities from 400 consignors, but I must call special attention to the magnificent gold in Part Five of the Stephen Stokely Collection (his $20 Saint-Gaudens Registry Collection) and the Pierson MacDonald Grieve Collection, the Large Cents of the Joshua Collection;

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