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We had show and tell at a local coin club meeting last night... nothing quite as cool at our meeting though one guy did bring in a big flat sheet of pure gold that weighed about six ounces. Said he paid $100 for it, but that would have been several decades ago!
@Realone said:
I noticed the last name of Imhoff and got to believe he is a relative of Todd Imhoff of HA.com fame, can anyone here confirm this to be true and if so that seems quite interesting.
I was thinking the same thing>
I asked Todd. He said no relation. All "Imhof" Family came from Switzerland. "Imhoff" (with 2 f's) came from Germany.
To state the obvious, it is Todd Imhof of HA.com fame, not Imhoff.
Some refer to overgraded slabs as Coffins. I like to think of them as Happy Coins.
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No problem, glad to see the thread was bumped for you to enjoy.
We had show and tell at a local coin club meeting last night... nothing quite as cool at our meeting though one guy did bring in a big flat sheet of pure gold that weighed about six ounces. Said he paid $100 for it, but that would have been several decades ago!
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His name.
I asked Todd. He said no relation. All "Imhof" Family came from Switzerland. "Imhoff" (with 2 f's) came from Germany.
To state the obvious, it is Todd Imhof of HA.com fame, not Imhoff.
The people themselves too were incredible!
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looking at the picture it's hard to believe they were able to get Farran Zerbe and Thomas Elder in the same room together.