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Who owns the most valuable coin collection today ?
STEWARTBLAYNUMIS
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Perhaps DL Hansen ?
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Wonder if it's a member
Wow... I am not sure that question has an answer... Only those collections that are known to contain specific coins can be evaluated... and even those may have coins that are not publicly known... not to mention those privately held collections that do not get publicized. So many parameters to consider. Cheers, RickO
Well, counting my fifteen 1913 Liberty nickels and my original Unc roll of 1933 double eagles, I'd say mine is in contention.
Cheers
Bob
Sounds like a nice hoard Outhaul
BRS would be my guess
The overflow room at PCGS.
The US government
It's hard enough guessing the grade.
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Not me. I have one of the least valuable collections.
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Steve
perhaps it is an unknown collector in Japan, but absent any "insider" knowledge I would defer to TDN.
All those Pressy dollars are somewhare?
Bushes, Clintons, Rothschilds, and anyone who has ever worked for the Federal Reserve, Coins in those collections that are illegal for any citizen to own. Better believe that.
all around collector of many fine things
We do...as the America people we own the coins in the Smithsonian. Aside from that, Bob Simpson
Latin American Collection
I'll bet we do. It is the National collection at the Smithsonian. Oh s...., see above. I need to read the ENTIRE thread before posting.
I would not rule out the British Museum
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
Everyone who treasure their collection and share this moment with family and friends.
A million dollar coin from another collector means nothing to my daughter's favorite coin.
I got a roll two. Its in Fort Know. > @coinkat said:
I was here in the mid 1980s and saw few if any coins. I spent three weekends going through it. The Brits tried to loot the U.S. but it did not shake out quite like they planned. I doubt they have a large early U.S. collection but it could have been put away.
The question at the time I wrote an answer was... Who owns the most valuable coin collection today?
I suspect that the coin collection that British Museum has is likely quite compelling at the World level.
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
If we are taking individual I would think Simpson although he seems to have been weeding lately and privatecoincollector has been scorching the earth.
mark
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
It does seem that way...but he has the most elaborate set of patterns currently...problem is it is impossible to value...
If your mind runs this way, don't forget that Miss Eva Adams presented LBJ with four 1000 coin bags of 1964-D Peace Dollars soon after they were struck.
This guy has lots of gold coins... maybe him???
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Scrooge McDuck wasn't blind to Numismatics, but he was more of a bullionist.
my guess is @boiler78
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A more interesting question might be "Who has the most important collection today?"