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Don Ketterling was appointed president and chief executive officer of Superior Galleries, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of DGSE Companies, Inc., located in Beverly Hills, Calif. He assumed his duties Jan. 1, 2009.
Superior said Ketterling brings a wealth of experience to the position. He has been involved in the rare coin business as a collector and professional since the 1950s.
Full Article: Ketterling takes helm at Superior - Numismatic News
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DGSE Companies, Inc. (NYSE Alternext: DGC), which wholesales, retails and auctions fine watches, jewelry, diamonds and precious metal and rare coin products via traditional and Internet channels, today announced that Don Ketterling will become President and Chief Executive Officer of its wholly owned subsidiary Superior Galleries, Inc. Superior Galleries, Inc. is one of the oldest and largest rare coin auction companies in America.
Mr. Ketterling brings a wealth of experience to the position at Superior Galleries. He has been involved in the rare coin business as a collector and professional since the 1950’s. His background includes serving as Vice President of Gold & Silver Emporium, a major California retail rare coin marketing company, during its fastest growth periods and later served as Director of Numismatics for Goldline International. [click to continue…]
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On Monday, Sept. 15, an appealing Uncirculated 1876-CC Twenty Cent piece will be the star of an auction by Superior Galleries at The Tower Beverly Hills hotel. This coin is graded “MS-62” by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). The ‘CC’ mintmark indicates that it was manufactured at the Carson City, Nevada Mint. I tentatively estimate that there are between eighteen and twenty-six 1876-CC Twenty Cent pieces in existence, so it is likely to be a Great Rarity!
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Superior Galleries has issued Superior Galleries – Introduction to Rare Coins and Precious Metals, the first release in a series of reference books, it announced Aug. 26.
The 124-page book was written by Superior to provide numismatic and precious metals investors with foundation material essential to successful participation in these dynamic markets.
Read article: Superior issues reference book - Numismatic News
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A 1907 $10 Indian Wire Rim was the top offering at the Superior Galleries Pre-ANA 2008 Elite Coin Auction July 26 in Baltimore, Md.
The Indian Wire Rim was graded MS-63 by Professional Coin Grading Service and sold for more than its expected price at $43,125.
Read entire article: Indian Wire Rim heads Superior Galleries sale - Numismatic News
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The market resumed its strong momentum in pre-American Numismatic Association convention trading at auctions conducted by Superior Galleries, Bowers and Merena Auctions, and Stack's.
Superior's auction was up first, starting the morning of July 26. Superior has been in the coin field since 1931, but in recent years has gone through a series of ownership changes.
Read entire article: Superior Galleries, Bowers and Merena Auctions, and Stack's opens activity - Coin Values
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