Numismatic Seminar Following the 2012 Philadelphia ANA

Coinosaurus

Just a hypothetical (read, not a hypothetical at all), but if you were attending a two-day ANA seminar right after next year's summer convention in Philadelphia, what topics would you be interested in, and what guest speakers?

RYK

I would be interested in asset protection strategies, which will be necessary for the impending divorce proceedings which will be prompted by me telling my wife that I would be staying a couple days after the ANA show for more numismatic festivities.

Coinosaurus

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Remarkably, one of the numismatic speakers we are considering is quite an expert at that topic

Edited to add, just tell your wife the ANA is two days longer next year, since this this year's was so successful, what with the RYK exhibit and all

Nic

Hold it during the Pre-show. We can view auction lots that way!

How about the history of Nova Constellatio coinage for one?

K

PhillyJoe

I would enjoy a discussion with the parties involved with the Langbord trial: RWB, David Tripp, perhaps one of the Langbords. Lots of behind the scenes things that never made it to the press. (Although an pending appeal might dampen the possibility of some being able to talk freely).

Bajajim

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Well said, brother

MrEureka

"Treasures from the Philadelphia Mint's Attic", co-presented by RWB and others.

The Mint has all kinds of wonderful things in storage that have never seen the light of day. This would be a perfect opportunity to rummage through the storage rooms, catalog some of it, and share the findings and history with attendees.