PROMINENT NUMISMATIC FIGURES
Across the world of coin collecting and numismatics, certain individuals have shaped the hobby with their scholarship, artistry, and leadership—making their signatures highly prized by collectors. From renowned graders and authors who establish trusted standards, to designers and government officials who influence coinage itself, these figures represent the pinnacle of numismatic expertise and heritage. A signed label connects your collectible not just to metal and minting, but to the legacy of those who have advanced the study, appreciation, and preservation of coins for generations.
Stephanie Sabin
PRESIDENT OF PCGS
Stephanie Sabin is the President of PCGS, the world’s leading third-party coin grading service and a cornerstone of modern numismatic trust. Since joining PCGS in 2006 and ascending to the presidency in 2021, she has overseen the authentication and grading of millions of coins. Under her leadership, PCGS has not only upheld the industry’s most rigorous grading standards but has become a global authority in establishing the value and pedigree of elite coins.
Her signature on a label elevates a coin beyond its numerical grade—it adds a seal of institutional trust. Stephanie’s influence is especially significant in the world of modern rarities, where condition, strike quality, and population rarity dictate investment potential. Collectors who own coins bearing her name own more than certified metal—they hold a verified chapter in 21st-century numismatic history.
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Kenneth Bressett
AUTHOR OF THE RED BOOK
Kenneth Bressett is one of the most revered figures in American numismatics. As longtime editor and now Author Emeritus of A Guide Book of United States Coins (the “Red Book”), Bressett has shaped how multiple generations of collectors understand, value, and appreciate coins. His decades of scholarship, combined with leadership roles in national numismatic organizations, have earned him a place in the Numismatic Hall of Fame and the respect of collectors worldwide.
To own a coin bearing Kenneth Bressett’s signature is to hold a piece of living history. His name on a label adds scholarly weight, historical validation, and the gravitas of someone who has literally written the book on American coinage. It's a mark that resonates deeply with collectors seeking more than rarity—they seek meaning, expertise, and legacy.
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Anna Escobedo Cabral
42ND TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES
As the 42nd Treasurer of the United States, Anna Escobedo Cabral played a direct role in overseeing the U.S. Mint during a pivotal era of innovation and design. Serving from 2005 to 2009, she was instrumental in the launch of some of America’s most iconic modern issues, including the American Buffalo Gold coin and the groundbreaking reverse proof Eagles. Her federal-level leadership helped shape the future of American coinage and deepened the public’s appreciation for numismatic artistry.
Her signature on a graded coin label adds historical legitimacy and prestige. It ties the coin not only to a specific minting era but to the Treasury itself—bringing unmatched federal-level provenance. Collectors and investors alike view her signature as a mark of both authenticity and government stewardship, lending extra weight to already valuable issues.
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Susanna Blunt
Artist of Queen Elizabeth II’s Effigy on Canadian Coinage
Susanna Blunt is the renowned Canadian artist behind the official effigy of Queen Elizabeth II that has appeared on Canadian coins from 2003 through 2023. Her portrait, selected by the Royal Canadian Mint through a national competition, brought a dignified, modern elegance to the image of the late monarch, and has become a defining feature of Canadian Maple Leaf coins and beyond.
Her signature on a coin label links that coin directly to a sovereign legacy. It transforms a collectible into a piece of royal art history. Whether you’re a global investor or a numismatist drawn to symbolism and design, owning a coin signed by Susanna Blunt means owning part of the modern monarchic era—rendered by the artist who defined it.
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Steven Rosati
Fine Artist of King Charles III’s Canadian Effigy
Steven Rosati is the artist behind the historic new effigy of King Charles III featured on Canadian coinage, including the Maple Leaf series. Known for his fine art portraiture, Rosati was selected by the Royal Canadian Mint to inaugurate a new chapter in royal numismatic history, bridging tradition and modernity with refined detail and national symbolism.
His signature on a graded coin marks the beginning of a new numismatic reign. Just as collectors cherish the first effigies of Queen Elizabeth II, coins bearing Rosati’s art—and signature—are poised to become keystone collectibles. For those investing in the earliest representations of King Charles III, his name is more than a signature; it's the genesis of a modern monarchic legacy.
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Michael Gaudioso
U.S. Mint Sculptor of the Silver Eagle Type 2 Reverse
Michael Gaudioso served as a Master Sculptor-Engraver for the U.S. Mint, where he left an indelible mark on American coinage. His most iconic contribution is the 2021 redesign of the Silver American Eagle reverse—known as the Type 2—which depicts a bold, lifelike eagle coming in for a landing. Gaudioso’s classical training and sculptural mastery bring a fine-art touch to modern bullion.
A coin signed by Michael Gaudioso connects the owner to a literal reshaping of U.S. numismatic history. His reverse is not just a redesign—it’s a renaissance for America’s most popular silver investment coin. When collectors see his name, they’re reminded that behind every great coin is a great artist with vision, depth, and permanence.
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Joel Iskowitz
Designer of Modern U.S. Coins and Medals
Joel Iskowitz is a legendary illustrator and coin designer whose work spans U.S. Mint coin programs, stamps, and national medals. With over 50 numismatic designs to his credit, including state quarters, First Spouse coins, and military commemoratives, Iskowitz blends deep historical research with fine artistic detail. His approach reflects not only technical mastery but storytelling power.
A label bearing his signature elevates a coin into a narrative artifact. It tells a story not just of what’s pictured—but of the hands and mind that shaped it. Joel’s signature is revered among collectors who see coins not only as investments but as miniature canvases of national heritage and honor.
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Thomas J. Uram
Former Chairman, Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC)
Thomas J. Uram has been a leading voice in shaping modern U.S. coin design policy. As Chairman of the CCAC, he advised the U.S. Treasury on major coin and medal design decisions, and helped champion legislative victories like the 1921 Silver Dollar Coin Anniversary Act. His deep expertise and advocacy for artistic excellence continue to influence how America honors its past and inspires its future through coinage.
When Tom Uram signs a coin label, it reflects not only artistry but policy-level stewardship. His name is associated with strategic insight, historical restoration, and collector-first thinking. Owning a coin with his signature offers a unique blend of legislative legacy, design vision, and numismatic authenticity.
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