Numi reports from the superlative NY International Numismatic Convention - Part 1

The New York International Numismatic Convention has a flavour all of its own. I was very happy to have the chance to visit this week and many thanks to Baldwins, Sovereign Rarities, Heritage, SV Collector and Stacks Bowers for showing me so many amazing coins. Here are some I thought you might be interested in.

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[stackstacksaveuk]

Breathtakingly beautiful coins, a real treat to see. the satin finish sovereign looks superb. I just love the older coins. What a fantastic show

[desgoulding]

Hi mate many thanks for sharing another great video

[MaxAmmoNeeded]

Thank you for the video, very interesting.

[longsilver]

Awesome that you sharing is this trip
I‘m looking forward to the next part

[hodge]

Must be pretty cool to hold 400-500 year old crowns and sovs in your hands.All that history 👍

[chrisb.h]

James 1st Ryal ... wow to own such a coin, sadly is a dream for most..

[dleetr]

That Edward Ryal is a real star. As you say, it has a lot of presence.

[sander]

Thanks for showing us around this coin show. Are there many dealers with worldcoins (from the Netherlands for example) or are most coins from the US?

[yinyangja]

Hi, Numi. You graded a 1987 1/10th oz Britania Gold Proof coin for me. It got a PF70. What do you think it is worth?
I think you collect all of these for your NGC set. So you would know.
Hope you are doing well. Thank you.

[johnsaia]

I wouldn't call AU 50 a low grade as it is "almost uncirculated." Low grade to most is below Very Fine on the Sheldon scale.