How many board members gave info on the top 100 book?

Both of my local dealers were contributors (voted!) for the top 100. Curious who else may have contributed that are board members, or acquaintances of board members.
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They also used pictures of a couple of my coins, most notably the 1848 CAL $2 1/2. It's EX. Eliasberg and NGC MS-67*.
NGC MS-67*? Can you say N-C-S?
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NGC MS-67*? Can you say N-C-S?
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I suppose this means the "want to be dealers" from the forums were not included. Probably explains why no "rare moderns" were in the list.
If I voted, naturally, the 1913 Liberty Nickel would have been #1!