PCGS - Even if you can't attend one of the upcoming major shows in Baltimore, Chicago, or Long Beach, you still have an opportunity to obtain one of the popular, new "PCGS CoinFacts Periodic Table of
United States coins" posters.
"We've had many requests from across the country for these fascinating posters. While supplies last, we're giving them free to visitors to the PCGS booths at several coin shows, and they also are now available for purchase by anyone on
Amazon.com," said PCGS President Don Willis.
The posters can be ordered for $19.99 each at
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0118185Z6/ Free shipping is available for
Amazon Prime members and free shipping is available for all orders over $35.
The 24 by 36 inches poster resembles a typical scientific arrangement of chemical elements, but in this case the "elements" are superb quality images of U.S. coins from the PCGS TrueView™ photo archive.
"It's an educational and fun poster that illustrates major U.S. coin denominations issued for circulation from 1793 to date," said Willis.
PCGS Co-Founder and Collectors Universe President David Hall stated: "I encourage all dealers to show this to their clients, and all parents to share this with their children. I'm amazed at the work that went into creating this great representation of
United States coinage. I believe this is one of the best things we've ever done."
The posters provide important information about the coins depicted.
"The coins are categorized by type. There is information about their years in circulation, where they were struck, metallic content, weight, diameter and whether the edges are plain, reeded, lettered or decorated. There's also information about designers and engravers," explained Ron Guth, President of PCGS CoinFacts (www.PCGScoinfacts.com), the Internet's ultimate, single source of information on U.S. coins.
The posters will be distributed free while supplies last at these shows:
Whitman Baltimore Summer Expo, July 16 - 19, 2015;
American Numismatic Association Chicago World's Fair of Money, August 11 - 15;
Long Beach Coin, Currency, Stamp & Sports Collectible Expo, September 17 - 19; and
Baltimore Winter Expo, November 5 - 8.
For more information on all PCGS attended shows, visit
http://www.PCGS.com/shows. 
Posted 07/18/2015 9:51 pm
