Nostradamus was an avid collector

coinrookie

Watched a very interesting special on the History Channel last night. It seems that he did not confine himself to just helping plague victims in his travels. He also collected numerous coins. The present day valuation would be in excess of 1 million dollars. Man, what an awesome pedigree that would be if you could find one.


Steve

Aethelred

That is interesting. I wonder if he predicted when I'll get my coins back from PCGS?

sumnom

helping plague victims

Why would he plague victims? And who was he helping to do so?

ajaan

<< <i>That is interesting. I wonder if he predicted when I'll get my coins back from PCGS? >>


Something about 2007 I believe.

SYRACUSIAN

You guys are impossible. I wonder what he collected.

Preussen

<< <i>That is interesting. I wonder if he predicted when I'll get my coins back from PCGS? >>


He was good, but not that good. I finally got grades on my "Collector's Club" submission. Entered on 11/05/2005 and grades received on 12/28/2005. I say grades "received" rather than "posted" because they're not posted yet. Ron just gave me the grades. I'll pick up the coins at the FUN show next week. - Preussen

cladking

<< <i>You guys are impossible. I wonder what he collected. >>



Obviously he collected whatever would go up the most. ...Probably a lot of moderns.

lordmarcovan

<< <i>bviously he collected whatever would go up the most. ...Probably a lot of moderns. >>

I'd like to have some of that sixteenth-century "modern crap"!