32.500 EURBrunswick-Wolfenbüttel,
Heinrich Julius,
Löser zu 10 Taler 1609,
good vf
Brunswick
31.000 EUREast India Company,
Victoria,
Mohur 1841,
10.72 g fine,
xf-unc
Inda
14.900 EURGalba,
Aureus July 68 - January 69,
vf-xf / good
Roman Imperial Coins
10.750 EURBrunswick-Wolfenbüttel,
Friedrich Ulrich,
Löser zu 5 Reichstalern 1620,
vf-xf
Brunswick
9.250 EURGerman East Africa,
15 Rupien 1916,
xf-unc,
J. 728b
Associated Regions
6.900 EURHerzogtum Württemberg (Kgr. ab 1806),
Karl Eugen,
Silver medal 1777,
xf-unc
Württemberg
6.400 EURAlbertine branch,
Friedrich August I.,
Reichstaler 1707,
nearly xf
Sachsen (Saxony)
5.800 EURSilver medal o.J. (about 1625),
vf-xf
Franconian Circle
4.800 EURCity,
Reichstaler 1673,
Struck under Karl XI of Sweden.
Title Leopold I.
good vf
Wismar
4.750 EURBrandenburg,
Electorate,
Reichstaler 1675,
on the Victory in the Battle of Fehrbellin,
vf-xf
Brandenburg-Prussia
Archive: People and Markets

ANS Awards the 2025 Trustees’ Award to the NYINC

On January 16, 2025, the Board of Trustees of the American Numismatic Society (ANS) bestowed the 2025 Trustees’ Award to the New York International Numismatic Convention (NYINC) at the Society’s Annual Gala, held at the Century Association in New York City. The award recognized the NYINC as one of the most significant conventions in the United States for the numismatic community, having brought collectors, dealers, and enthusiasts of world and ancient coins together for more than fifty years, and its longtime support of the Society’s mission.

Paul Russell, Chairman at New York International Numismatic Convention, was delighted with the recognition for the convention. Beside him is CoinsWeekly’s Andrea Pancheri, holding the award medal. Photo: CoinsWeekly.

Paul Russell, Chairman at New York International Numismatic Convention, was delighted with the recognition for the convention. Beside him is CoinsWeekly’s Andrea Pancheri, holding the award medal. Photo: CoinsWeekly.

The Society’s Annual Gala welcomed 120 guests to celebrate the NYINC and its partnership with the ANS during the successful evening, which raised more than $217,000. ANS Life Fellow Dr. Arnold-Peter Weiss served as the emcee of the evening, and ANS President David Hendin presented the Trustees’ Award.

Throughout its history, the NYINC has hosted charity auctions to benefit many non-profit organizations and has presented a series of lectures in line with the Society’s educational mission. Many of the Society’s members and supporters are regular attendees of the annual convention, which celebrates its 53rd anniversary this year. In his remarks, ANS President David Hendin noted, “It is my honor to present this award, as the NYINC has been a tremendous facilitator of the international numismatic community and a great friend to the ANS.”

The Trustees’ Award Medal. Photo: CoinsWeekly.

The Trustees’ Award Medal. Photo: CoinsWeekly.

About the Trustees’ Award

The Trustees’ Award was established in 2003, and recognizes those who have helped to advance the mission of the Society for the study and appreciation of numismatics. The Annual Gala provides critical support for the Society through proceeds from ticket sales, sponsorships, advertising, and other donations.

An Agreement About the Future Location of the NYINC

Speaking with CoinsWeekly, NYINC Chairman Paul Russell expressed great pleasure about the recognition for the convention. On this occasion, he announced that the NYINC has successfully negotiated a long-term partnership with the InterContinental New York Barclay, where the event has been held since 2022. As a result, the fair will remain hosted at this hotel for the next seven years.

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