Extraordinary Exhibits Set For ANA Pittsburgh Convention

Tootawl

From the ANA website:

The displays in the ANA's official Exhibit Area in Pittsburgh will include:

"Two of the five known 1913 Liberty Head nickels, the Bebee and Walton specimens;
"The first comprehensive exhibit ever mounted of rare Carnegie Hero Fund Commission medals;
"The unique Neil/Carter/Contursi silver-plug 1794 dollar believed by some researchers to be the first silver dollar struck by the United States Mint;
"The recently recovered du Pont specimen 1866 No Motto Seated Liberty silver dollar and its two companion pieces completing the unique set, the 1866 No Motto Seated half dollar and quarter dollar;
"The finest of the two known 1861-P "Paquet" double eagles; and
" An exhibit of numismatic-related autographs including former U.S. Presidents and famous coin designers.

airplanenut

Cool... three of those are at the ANA right now

tradedollarnut

And let's not forget The best exhibit of all!


oh, OK - I'm just a little bit biased!

SethChandler

I'm telling you, these exhibits at the major shows seems to get better and better every year. I wonder why now, verses it was never like this before?

ms70

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I saw this last year & I can't wait to see it again. If it were mine I'd just sit home & stare at it every second I could!

MS68

Bruce- I can't wait to see all those beauties together. What another marvelous set of coins you have put together!!

Coinosaurus

Bruce-

Another great set of things to see at the ANA - thanks for exhibting.