What percentage of the US "colonial" coin market is centered on the east coast?
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Being in the midwest I seldom see "colonials" offered or discussed. Is there interest in them outside of the areas in which they were originally circulated?
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Territorial gold here. So definitely a support for your suppositions.
What kind of gold ?
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This is certainly true with the C4 membership. When I first became a board member of C4 (8 years ago), 75% of the membership lived between Maine and Maryland.
Looking at the membership list today, it is much more spread out with 50% in the North East, and 50% in other states. California, Washington State and Illinois come immediately to mind where there has been a much larger membership interest in the past few years.
K
There are a couple of Floridians out here collecting.
novacaesarea
When I lived in Seattle, there were a dedicated group of colonial copper collectors.... always visited their table at shows....they got a fair amount of traffic too....The larger shows there always had a few other tables with colonial copper. Cheers, RickO
i know quite a few here that collect just the colonials. its neat to some of the things they got to. just saying
Some of the finest Colonials ever seen are being relocated to the mid west and the west
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