Baltimore Coin Convention - Early Copper - who do you visit?

RTS

If you were pressed for time at the Baltimore Coin Convention what 4 early copper tables would you visit?

RichieURich

Tom Reynolds, Jim McGuigan, Chris McCawley, Doug Bird, and Jim Long (JEL). Yes, I know it's 5, I gave you an extra one.

BigMoose

Tony Terranova, Chris McCawley. Tom Reynolds, Doug Bird, Jim McGuigan.

Barry

<< <i>Tom Reynolds, Jim McGuigan, Chris McCawley, Doug Bird, and Jim Long (JEL). Yes, I know it's 5, I gave you an extra one. >>


I agree with the first four, with #1 being at the top of my list, although they are all excellent. I don't like #5 (personal opinion.)

morgannut2

To someone who is just becoming interested in early copper--1/2 and 1 cent in particular----do these dealers have actual

"NAMES" listed, so you can look up their table number?? I live 1 hour from Baltimore but understand most dealers

don't have hours to waste "educating me" --I'd just like to see some nice material before wasting time looking at possible "junk"/

messed-with auction coins at auction previews.
Thanks

JrGMan2004

<< <i>To someone who is just becoming interested in early copper--1/2 and 1 cent in particular >>

Is there any other denom of early copper?

MacCrimmon

<< <i>To someone who is just becoming interested in early copper--1/2 and 1 cent in particular----do these dealers have actual

"NAMES" listed, so you can look up their table number?? I live 1 hour from Baltimore but understand most dealers

don't have hours to waste "educating me" --I'd just like to see some nice material before wasting time looking at possible "junk"/

messed-with auction coins at auction previews.
Thanks >>




They should be listed under their names in the program. Chris may be listed under CVM, which are his initials.