1965
For the Stansbury family of Long Beach, we begin selling over 1 Million BU silver dollars. Included are bags of BU “CC” Mint and scarcer date dollars.
A Family Tradition Since 1930
1962
/in Goldbergs History /by LEnglesonWe acquire a fabulous collection of world crowns from Abner Kreisberg & Jerry Cohen for over $1/2 Million, one of the largest coin purchases at the time. The coins are part of the Von Furstenburg Estate.
1962
/in Goldbergs History /by LEnglesonIra joins Larry in 1962, and together they head the coin department.
1960
/in Goldbergs History /by LEnglesonLarry becomes a full-time employee at Superior.
1958
/in Goldbergs History /by LEnglesonIra and Larry begin to build a collection of U.S. and World Coins for Edwards Huntington Metcalf.
1950-1955
/in Goldbergs History /by LEnglesonCousins Ira and Larry work for their fathers cleaning floors, emptying ashtrays, soaking stamps off covers, and making stamp packets, while developing a keen interest in coins.
1944
/in Goldbergs History /by LEnglesonHarold Goldberg enters the Pacific Theatre, returning to Superior at War’s end.
1944
/in Goldbergs History /by LEnglesonMarshall Goldberg enters WW II. Returns from Europe in 1945 with two purple hearts and joins his brother Harold at Superior.
1931
/in Goldbergs History /by LEnglesonIsidor Goldberg, Ira & Larry’s Grandfather, forms Superior Stamp & Coin Company in Downtown Los Angeles.