The New York International Numismatic Convention is the United States;the most prestigious numismatic event targeting the needs of the world and ancient numismatic communities.  The 37th Annual NYINC will be held at fabled Waldorf Astoria Hotel, located at 301 Park Avenue, New York, NY  10022, between 49th and 50th Streets. Our dates will be January 3-11, 2009.

The NYINC will feature a bourse area consisting of 100 of the leading specialists in world and ancient numismatics and will be held on the 18th floor meeting room level of the Waldorf Astoria..  The auction sessions will be held in two locations, the Park Avenue Suite on the 4th floor, as well as the Norse Suite, on the 18th floor. Please consult the Schedule of Events for each specific auction to determine its location. Our event will also include a full range of educational programs and meetings as well as multiple auction sessions cataloged and conducted by a number of the leading numismatic houses in the world, including: Heritage Galleries and Auctioneers; Gemini, Ltd., a joint venture of Harlan J. Berk Ltd. and Freeman and Sear; Classical Numismatic Group; The New York Sale, a joint venture of Baldwin’s Auctions, Ltd;  M&M Numismatics; Fritz Rudolf Kuenker and Dmitry Markov; La Galerie Numismatique and  Ponterio and Associates, Inc.  Joining this incomparable lineup of numismatic auction houses for the first time in 2009 will be a joint venture consisting of Germany’s Numismtik Lanz and Italy’s Numismatica Bernardi, S.R.L. In addition, the well known numismatic literature dealer George Frederick Kolbe will conduct a sale in his speciality area. In all, 13 different dealers, either singly or in collaborative efforts, will be contributing their expertise and numismatic drawing power to our auction presentations in 2009. No other numismatic convention can equal the incomparable scope and breadth of the NYINC auctions, presentations that quite literally attract dealers and collectors from throughout the world.

Auction lot viewing will open on Saturday, January 3. Auctions sessions will be held Sunday, January 4 through Sunday, January 11. The bourse area will open from 2PM-7PM on Thursday, January 8 for the Professional Preview. For a $100 registration fee, payable on site, Professional Preview attendees will have access to the bourse area prior to the regular public admission hours to the bourse.  The Professional Preview is open to both collectors and dealers without booths.

The NYINC bourse area regular public hours will be:

Friday, January 9	10AM-7PM
Saturday, January 10	10AM-7PM
Sunday, January 11	10AM-3PM

Public admission is $10 for a three day pass valid throughout the event. Children 16 and under with an adult are admitted free of charge. A $5 admission discount coupon valid Friday-Sunday may be printed by clicking here.

To obtain a map with directions from your location to the Waldorf Astoria and/or the New York City area immediately adjacent to the Waldorf please visit one of the following websites: www.mapquest.com or www.switchboard.com.

For general New York City tourist information please visit the website of the New York City Convention and Visitor¹s Bureau, www.nycvisit.com. This site contains a myriad of information and links to other websites about different tourism related activities, including restaurants, museums and Broadway musicals. It is recommended to assist in making plans for your visit to New York City.

Features of the NYINC

• 100 Dealer all world and ancient numismatics bourse area
• Educational programs
• Special Young Numismatist Program
• Club and society meetings
• Classical Numismatic Group auction
• Heritage Galleries and Auctioneers auction
• Classical Numismatic Group auction
• Baldwin’s Ltd./M&M Numismatics/Dmitry Markov/ Fritz Rudolf Kuenker auction
• Ponterio and Associates auction
• Gemini, LLC auction
• La Galerie Numismatique Auction
• Numismatik Lanz/Giulio Bernardi, S.R.L. auction
• George Frederick Kolbe Numismatic Literature Auction
• Discounted room rates at the Waldorf Astoria
• Convenient to the Times Square theater district
• Convenient to midtown restaurant locations
• Free samples copies of numismatic publications for attendees
• Numerous booth holders from outside the United States

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