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Hi! I have been involved in numismatics from a very young age, poring over Whitman albums, along with Red Books, passed down from my grandfather at around the age of 7. Since then, I have had the opportunity to work professionally in the business—first during college at my local coin shop, and then going on to work at Classical Numismatic Group, Atlas Numismatics, Heritage Auctions, Numismatik Naumann, and now at Stack’s Bowers Galleries, where I am the lead cataloger in the world & ancient coinage department, specializing in cataloging and researching some of the rarest and most valuable non-American-related coins available in the market. I also maintain my own website and side business, Numismagram, where I offer exceptional art and historical medals and tokens from America as well as the rest of the world, with an eye toward quality as well as those which tell an interesting and compelling story. Medals, I feel, are an underappreciated aspect of the greater world of numismatics, and they represent an area which has the potential for tremendous growth given all that they have to offer.
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- Lives in Pleasanton, CA, USA
- From Smithboro, NY, USA
- Studied Latin & History at Binghamton UniversityClass of 2006
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- NUMISMAGRAM.COMCyber Monday is here! Numismagram Newsletter #137 (XII/2024)As we’re coming out of Thanksgiving weekend and all of its associated days, we now find ourselves at Cyber Monday—and what would Cyber Monday be without an online discount? Here at Numismagram, we are happy to announce a 15% sale across all items (except the 12 in this new upload). In order to take advantage of these savings, just enter the coupon code CYBERMONDAY2024 in the coupon code window upon checkout, and the 15% savings will be applied to the applicable items from their current prices. This coupon code will remain active for the entire week, running through this Friday. If you’ve had your eye on something in our inventory, now is a great time to take advantage of these savings! A few weeks back, my wife and I were able to explore the Tamara de Lempicka exhibit at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. A longtime favorite of mine, de Lempicka was a pillar in the world of Art Deco and towered as a prominent female artist in a field oft-dominated by men. One of her most famous works, Young Lady with Gloves (1929), is period-defining, and perfectly captures her use of shapes, colors, gradients, and flair…0 Comments 0 Shares 102 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!Commenting is disabled.
- JEREMYABOSTWICK.WIXSITE.COMTurkey Day is Just Around the Corner! Numismagram Newsletter #136 (XI/2024)We’re back with our mid-November upload of art and historical medals, with Thanksgiving now less than two weeks away. Speaking of Thanksgiving, there is one medal in this grouping that hopefully won’t be the way in which you feel following way too much food on the holiday. Keep a look out, but it should be fairly clear what medal this is. And now, on to the highlights for this upload!0 Comments 0 Shares 139 Views
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- JEREMYABOSTWICK.WIXSITE.COMNovember's New Medals! Numismagram Newsletter #135 (XI/2024)Now that we're past Halloween and into November, we're back with another upload of art and historical medals. We'll be returning to the usual twice-per-month format going forward, as the once-per-week format for last month has seemingly caused some issues with spam folders and undelivered messages. If you're reading this, that wasn't the case for you, but do be mindful of future messages from us that may end up in spam unintentionally, and whitelist this email address in order to ensure that you continue to see our updates. As always, if you wish to no longer receive these messages, just let us know and we will remove you from the list. And now, on to some of this upload's highlights!0 Comments 0 Shares 170 Views
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- SHOUTOUT.WIX.COMSeptember's New Medals! Numismagram Newsletter #129 (IX/2024)It is now post Labor Day, which means that, since our last upload of new items, we’ve passed what my wife and I like to view as our "anniversary period." Given that the second half of August contains both our wedding anniversary as well as anniversaries for our first few dates, it’s always a special time of the year. We celebrated our wedding anniversary this past 18th with some drinks and dinner in town. The pic above was from the first round of the festivities, with the evening ending with some Burmese food in a cozy environment...0 Comments 0 Shares 134 Views
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- SHOUTOUT.WIX.COMBack to School! Numismagram Newsletter #128 (VIII/2024)While school hasn’t begun everywhere (like where I grew up, with school beginning right after Labor Day), it is beginning here and at some colleges, so this upload features a few references that may remind you of your time in school, and especially physics and chemistry class, like this Alfred Nobel commemorative medal from the Paris mint…0 Comments 0 Shares 151 Views
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- SHOUTOUT.WIX.COMAugust's New Medals! Numismagram Newsletter #127 (VIII/2024)We're back with our next grouping of medals as we cross into August. This newsletter is a bit briefer than usual, so we'll dive right into some of the highlights...0 Comments 0 Shares 199 Views
- GERMANY. Halley's Comet silver Medal. Issued 1910. Commemorating the famous periodic comet (44mm, 29.84 g, 12h). By K. Goetz at the München mint. Kienast 71. PCGS MS-62. Extremely mirrored and prooflike, with some subtle toning at the peripheries and elegant frosting upon the devices. Somewhat conservatively assessed in the opinion of this cataloger. A fairly scarce and interesting non-satirical type from the hand of Goetz, far more difficult to encounter than the bronze version. The only such example in silver observed in the PCGS census.
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#numismatics #medallicart #karlgoetz0 Comments 0 Shares 197 Views - UNITED STATES. Philadelphia. Cathedral of St. Peter & St. Paul silvered white metal Medal. Issued 1864 (79mm, 223.56 g, 12h). By Anthony C. Paquet. Eidlitz 1129. Choice Mint State. Later silvering and engraving in 1890, as is fairly customary for the type; alluring matte surfaces. Includes original case of issue. Ex: Bowers & Merena (September 1985), lot 3208.
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#numismatics #medallicart #architecture0 Comments 0 Shares 214 Views - SHOUTOUT.WIX.COMIs that a Comet? Numismagram Newsletter #126 (VII/2024)A few weeks back while in Southern California, an object overhead quickly caused quite a stir, as it had the appearance of a comet. Watching it in real time, however, this idea was quickly abandoned, as it was moving far too quickly to be a comet. Pictured above is an image of said object, offering a bright look and a rather voluminous tail trailing behind it. A search online revealed that, rather than a visitation from outside of our earthy realm, it was in fact terrestrial and bound for orbit, as it was a nearby SpaceX launch destined as a Starlink satellite. Even though it wasn’t a comet, it certainly provided a great deal of wonder, and allowed for a great photograph. Relatedly, that brings us to the first medal in this mid-month upload, something that does feature a comet…0 Comments 0 Shares 227 Views
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