Stack's Bowers Galleries is pleased to announce a complete rebuild and relaunch of their online Auction Archives, available at https://archive.stacksbowers.com/ . The site now features nearly 650,000 past auction records, including many Stack's and AmericanNumismatic Rarities sales dating back to 2002, which have not been available before. Added to the archives are famous auctions such as the Oliver Jung Collection (2004), the FrogRun Farm Collection (2004), the Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr. Collection of World Gold Coins (2005), the Cardinal Collection/A Gentleman's Collection (2005), the Norweb Collection(2006), the Keusch, Snow & Del Zorro Collections (2008), the Philadelphia Americana Sale (2010), and the John J. Ford Collection Parts V to XXI, as well as many others.Thousands of stunning high resolution images have also been added, allowing for close examination of auction lots. Stack's Bowers Galleries is constantly adding to the archive asmore data becomes available.

Features of the new Stack's Bowers Galleries Auction Archives include:

All auction records found in the archive are also accessible in Stack's Bowers Galleries' Previous Auction Prices Realized tool, available on all United States coin lot detailpages. This allows bidders to easily identify what similar coins have sold for in previous auctions. This data gives bidders more confidence in their bids, especially whenaccompanied by the data of multiple independent 3rd party price guides that is conveniently provided within the lot detail pages.

"We invite everyone with an interest in numismatics and numismatic research to visit our site and explore their new access to this extremely important historical information,"commented Brian Kendrella, company president. "At Stack's Bowers Galleries, we continue to work toward providing the best client interface and best personal service in thehobby."

To visit the archive, see:
https://archive.stacksbowers.com/