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On August 9, 2022, Ventris C. Gibson, the Director of the United States Mint, invited members of the numismatic media to a press roundtable at the World's

Künker Auctions 376-378 by Künker GmbH ...... Three of the seven catalogs--with as many as 4,715 lots and a total estimate of 9 million euros--that were

In 2021, Künker celebrated its 50th anniversary. To mark the occasion, the auction house commissioned a company chronicle that reflects the history of the

By Ursula Kampmann for Numismatica Genevensis ......   On November 16, 2021, Numismatica Genevensis will be auctioning a very important numismatic

Editor-in-Chief of CoinsWeekly succeeds long-time NLG executive Donn Pearlman   Ursula Kampmann, Ph.D., of Lörrach, Germany, founder of the German

Künker Ancient Coin Auctions: How Do We Know When the Battle at Marathon Took Place? Roman Alexandria. Among them are 14 specimens of the zodiac series of Antoninus Pius. These pieces tell us something about how we know when events took place in ancient history.     Imagine there were no clocks and no calendar: how would we measure time? Basically, our ancestors developed two methods for this: some observed the sun, others the moon. Most people chose to go with one of these two options. Eg...

New York International Numismatic Convention Announces Numismatic Media Panel Discussion Grand Hyatt New York located at 109 East 42nd Street between Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Numismatic Media in an Evolving Social and Technological Environment. Scheduled from 1 PM-3 PM on Friday, January 14 in the Julliard Room of the Grand Hyatt, the panel will consist of Dr. Andrew Reinhard, the David Lisot, CEO of cointelevision.com; Jeff Starck, Ursula Kampmann, Director of coinsweekly...

The aftershocks from the recent sale of a 1787 Brasher doubloon for $9.36 million will be felt for some time. This is a good thing for coin collecting.