Cardinal Interview

tradedollarnut

Interview with Martin Logies

lkeigwin

Inspiring. Imagine having the wherewithal to collect as Martin does?
Lance.

Brol

Wow, nice interview. Big C!

keyman64

Coinosaurus

Cool!

DAM

The Cardinal Early Dollars set was, and remains, one of my favorite sets. The Cardinal Large Cent set is just amazing! Though I do have my favorites, I can't find anything in the Cardinal collection I don't like.

I can't wait to see what's next and the coins that will reside below the Cardinal name.

oreville

I am proud of Cardinal as he is a fellow alumni with Oreville from Case Western Reserve University!

MikeInFL

Thanks for sharing.

AuroraBorealis

Thanks TDN... Good read... ML is a very discriminative collector/investor....

AB

tradedollarnut

<< <i>Inspiring. Imagine having the wherewithal to collect as Martin does?
Lance. >>



I note that Martin and I are much the same - we see, we conquer, and then we move on to the next pursuit. Not having the funds of the Simpsons or the Pogues limits us to one series at a time - yet we are blessed in the fact that we can do that series to the best!

oreville

<< <i>Text Inspiring. Imagine having the wherewithal to collect as Martin. >>



Well, there are always interesting niches in our hobby that one could always engage in on the cheap.

What are some of them?

Tax tokens
OPA tokens
hard time tokens
sample slabs
old slabs
interesting punched trade dollars that are PCGS graded
discarded US Mint packaging
old us coin boards and booklets

How about a collction of all the old PCGS, NGC and other boxes of 20's? That would be interesting to see all of them side by side.