I'm hoping Longacre is in yet another frothy frenzy perusing the Spring 2010 Issue of The Numismatic

Goldbully

I know how much Longacre enjoys the numismatic stylings of his mentor, QDB.


A snippet from Dave's Notebook in the Spring Issue:

Government sells fake numismatic items: At the National Archives Gift Shop in Washington, D.C.,
"historical replica coins" are sold, such things as fake "1776 New Hampshire coppers,"
and at a visit some time ago to Mt. Vernon in Virginia, your editor saw replica early paper money notes being sold.
Sounds sort of curious, doesn't it?

Goldbully

Let's try the morning crew!!

SeaEagleCoins

Don't let him fool ya... his "library" consists of a small pile in the bathroom... (somehow, that just sounds so "wrong" )

Longacre

Mr. Bully-- yes, I have seen that, and I am in a frothy frenzy over it. I printed it off the internet and will take it along with me to read at my leisure.

Goldbully

<< <i>Mr. Bully-- yes, I have seen that, and I am in a frothy frenzy over it. I printed it off the internet and will take it along with me to read at my leisure. >>



Darn Longacre.....I did not know Stack's had your valued Numismatic Sun online.....way cool!!!!

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