Does anyone have any information on the Cardinal Collection Educational Foundation?

Longacre

I was reading the latest issue of the Esylum, and a member wrote a review of Moulton's new book called "Henry Voigt and Others Involved with America's Early Coinage". The article indicated that the book was published by the Cardinal Collection Educational Foundation. Does anyone have more information on this organization?

I checked online, and they seem to have two websites. The website gave a little blurb as follows about the organization: "A non-profit educational organization, focusing on the study and publication of information on Early Coinage of the United States of America. Visit Cardinal Collection's other web site: Earlyuscoins.org." How significant a player are they in publishing and promoting education about early American coinage?

blu62vette

Isn't that the group that made a large purchase earlier this year? I thought I remember them buying some colonials or some sort of 7 figure coins earlier this year. Cant remember for sure but the name rings a bell.

RichieURich

They bought the 1792 half disme from Contoursi for $1.5 million.

wayneherndon

Cardinal is a member here but I've not seen him post recent. Hopefully, he'll see your thread and respond.

WH

IGWT

Check out http://www.earlydollars.org/ and http://www.earlyuscoins.org/. There's some information, more at the former site than the latter, but not an awful lot. Edited to add: I mean not much info about the foundation itself.

LeeG

Added both sites to "my favorites".

Louis

Cardinal has some of the most amazing coins I've ever seen.

Gazes

I know this is an old thread but I have been looking for information about the Cardinal Collection Education Foundation---what it is , who it is, ,etc. Thanks

TwoSides2aCoin

DREAM on...

joebb21

Martin Logies.

ccefdn.org/

joebb21

as well as earlydollars.org/index.asp