The Long Beach Collectibles Show features "Ships of Gold," rare coins, banknotes, and sports collectibles specialists

Release time:2023-05-23

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The "Ship of Gold" exhibit at the Long Beach Expo will feature more than $15 million in shipwreck gold. Long Beach Expo offers:

The "Ship of Gold" shipwreck treasure at the Long Beach Expo will include millions of dollars in gold ingots, coins and other gold artifacts. Long Beach Expo offers:

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The Long Beach Expo will feature gold coins and ingots from the shipwreck of the Central America during the Gold Rush, meet-and-greets with collectibles experts, hundreds of dealers, and other events.

(Long Beach, California) – Long Beach Expo (https://www.longbeachexpo.com/Opened on June 22, 2023, it will host the long-awaited "Ship of Gold" exhibition, which has attracted thousands of people over the past few years. As the West Coast's largest and oldest collectible exhibition, the Long Beach Fair will attract thousands of collectibles specializing in coins, banknotes, sports memorabilia, Funko POP between June 22 and June 24, 2023! , stamps and many more collectors.

Stephanie Sabin, President of PCGS, said, "We are very pleased to welcome the 'Golden Ship' back to the Long Beach Expo. "S.S. Central America, a gold-age ship that sank in 1857, contained tons of gold coins and bars on board. Many of these national treasures have been salvaged in recent decades, and we are proud to see $15 million of these rare gold on display at the Long Beach Expo. Seeing these gold coins and bars, as well as other salvaged artifacts such as a pair of gold-mined jeans, will awe attendees."

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are many other attractions at the Long Beach Fair in June, including:

Professional Numismatic Grading Services (PCGS) perform on-site grading and certification of coins and banknotes

Sports

cards and memorabilia are graded on-site by a Professional Sports Appraiser (PSA).

Saturday, June 24, 2023, a free children's treasure hunt with prizes available

Valuable coins, banknotes and sports collectibles are given away daily

Meet and greet the experts

Steve Feltner is Director of Numismatic Education and Grading Team Leader at PCGS

Philip Thomas, PCGS Banknote Expert and Research Manager

Dan Wulkan of Memory Lane

The Young Collectors Zone offers events for young collectors.

And many more

*Check the attraction page for the time/date of each attraction.

Attendees have a PCGS Collectors Club membership that includes free admission to the Long Beach Expo, which is also required for all PCGS submissions. People who are not members can join before the conference by visiting the https://www.pcgs.com/join.

The Long Beach Expo will be held from Thursday, June 22 to Saturday, June 24. Open Thursday, June 22 and Friday, June 23, from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Saturday, June 24, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Long Beach Expo will be held in Hall C of the Long Beach Convention Center at 300 E.Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, California 90802. For more information, please visit longbeachexpo.com.

About the Long Beach Expo

Since 1964, the Long Beach Expo (LBE) has been the leading international trade show for the coin, banknote, stamp and sports collectibles industry hosted by Expos Unlimited. Located in Long Beach, California, the Long Beach Expo is held three times a year and is hosted by Expos Unlimited, which brings together more than 10,000 dealers and collectors worldwide, a division of the Collectors Universe, Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), Professional Sports Sister companies of Authenticator (PSA), Certified Coin Exchange (CCE), Collectors Corner and Coinflation. To learn more about the Long Beach Expo, visit www.longbeachexpo.com or follow on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

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