DALLAS, TX.- Heritage Auctions, the world’s leading auctioneer of coins and currency, has won three 2024 Numismatic Literary Guild (NLG) awards and shared two more, tying for the most such honors for any auction house.

Heritage’s website, www.HA.com/Live, was named the Best Software or App. Heritage’s “Heritage Auctions Unlocking the secret of the World & Ancient Coin Market: What You Need To Know Now!” was honored as the Best Podcast, while Platinum Session: World & Ancient Coins won Best World Coins Auction Catalog.

The Harry W. Bass, Jr. Core Collections, Part IV and The Sydney F. Martin Collection Part IV tied for the Best U.S. Coins Auction Catalog, while The Ibrahim Salem Banknote Collections of World Penninsulas and Islands and The London Chelsea Collections of People’s Bank Banknotes 1948-1980 tied for Best Paper Money (U.S. or World) Auction Catalog; each was tied by Stack’s Bowers, which also had five shared or outright awards.

“Heritage Auctions has been the world’s premire auctioneer for both coins and currency for years, and these awards justifiably focus the spotlight on those who create our extraordinary catalogs and collateral materials,” says Dustin Johnston, Vice President of Numismatics at Heritage Auctions. “These awards are the result of the incredible work put in by the teams of talented people who come up with so many creative ways to present our coins and currency auctions to the collecting community. Our website is the most comprehensive and user-friendly collectibles website in the auction world, and our catalogs are works of art in their own right, capturing the attention and celebrating the singular assortment of numismatic material offered time after time at Heritage Auctions.”

To be eligible for NLG awards, entries had to be published, released or posted on the Internet between May 1, 2023 and April 30, 2024.

The NLG is a non-profit organization composed of editors, authors, writers, bloggers and content producers who cover news and feature stories about all forms of money, medals and tokens as collectibles.