wow thats sad. I work in hospice and deal with this daily.... I hope his family are handling this well and I hope GSA was able to spend some quality time with family after he got diagnosed with lymphoma.
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I shared a table with Tim a few times at the Pelham, Alabama coin show. I had a lot of fun hanging out with Tim enjoyed looking at his GSA 1$.
Miss you Bro. :'(
@fivecents said:
I shared a table with Tim a few times at the Pelham, Alabama coin show. I had a lot of fun hanging out with Tim enjoyed looking at his GSA 1$.
Miss you Bro. :'(
He would be a fun guy to have at a table. When I met him, his sister made him wear the good overalls. I am guessing your table had a lot of chatter.
@fivecents said:
I shared a table with Tim a few times at the Pelham, Alabama coin show. I had a lot of fun hanging out with Tim enjoyed looking at his GSA 1$.
Miss you Bro. :'(
He would be a fun guy to have at a table. When I met him, his sister made him wear the good overalls. I am guessing your table had a lot of chatter.
I "met" Tim back around 2006 at this forum. It was fun talking about our favorite collectibles, GSAs, over the years.
I was thrilled for him when he bought Bryan Sonnier's (GSAGuy) 1864 Seated dollar packaged in the GSA soft pack. Back in 2011, that soft pack was the only known Seated Liberty dollar in a GSA soft pack (today, there are three Seated dollars known).
Although we never met live, I always knew there was a chicken farmer in Alabama that I could talk GSAs with.
Tim loved collecting and talking about his GSAs. He always liked his PL coins but the gem of his collection was his seated dollar.
Saddening to hear. Didn't know him personally, but was used to having his presence on these forums. I remember the post he made about his diagnosis. Just sad to hear.
Tim and I traded a lot of minor coins back about 7 or 8 years ago. He would pull toners from the 90% he was buying and trade the toners for other silver. He was great to deal with and really loved the hobby. RIP
I get so used to people like GSA1Fan posting that I think they will be around forever. And then they are gone. My condolences to his family and friends. Rest in Peace.
I recall the post where he announced his diagnosis. Sorry to hear it got him. He leaves behind a legacy here, by the sounds of it. I never interacted with him but thought I'd post to help the thread get to 100 replies.
Never met Tim personally, but had many online conversations with him. I also bought a few coins from him. He had a real passion for GSA coins and was very knowledgeable in this specialized field. He still has a few GSA coin sets on the other Registry. I hope his family keeps his coin collection in his honor. I think he would like that. Goodbye, my friend, and perhaps we will meet again on the other side. Peace.
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My condolences to his friends and family.
"A dog breaks your heart only one time and that is when they pass on". Unknown
I met Tim at a Dalton show several years ago.
Nice guy!
Prayers for his family.
RIP. Tim, you were a good man. Talked to him a couple of times a year
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Very sad to hear, prayers to his family.
My condolences to his friends family. Rest In Peace Tim.
Dave
RIP
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Peace, my friend.
:'(
wow thats sad. I work in hospice and deal with this daily.... I hope his family are handling this well and I hope GSA was able to spend some quality time with family after he got diagnosed with lymphoma.
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RIP @gsa1fan.
My condolences to his friends and family.
I shared a table with Tim a few times at the Pelham, Alabama coin show. I had a lot of fun hanging out with Tim enjoyed looking at his GSA 1$.
Miss you Bro. :'(
He would be a fun guy to have at a table. When I met him, his sister made him wear the good overalls. I am guessing your table had a lot of chatter.
Here are some more GSA's he would have liked:
1880-CC GSA NGC 66PL VAM 6
1883-CC NGC GSA 66PL
1882-CC GSA NGC 67
1884-CC NGC GSA 66*
1884-CC NGC GSA 66
I don't currently own any of these, just sharing from a folder of high grade GSA's I keep.
Tim was 100% country boy and proud of it.
You're guessing right Todd...never a dull moment.
I did not know Tim, but your Tribute to him was a very special blu62vette. You shared his life and his passion and that will be well remembered.
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I "met" Tim back around 2006 at this forum. It was fun talking about our favorite collectibles, GSAs, over the years.
I was thrilled for him when he bought Bryan Sonnier's (GSAGuy) 1864 Seated dollar packaged in the GSA soft pack. Back in 2011, that soft pack was the only known Seated Liberty dollar in a GSA soft pack (today, there are three Seated dollars known).
Although we never met live, I always knew there was a chicken farmer in Alabama that I could talk GSAs with.
Tim loved collecting and talking about his GSAs. He always liked his PL coins but the gem of his collection was his seated dollar.
Here's his obit: https://www.resthavenokc.com/tributes/Timothy-McNally
My condolences to his family.
Sad to hear. My condolences to his family. RIP.
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Saddening to hear. Didn't know him personally, but was used to having his presence on these forums. I remember the post he made about his diagnosis. Just sad to hear.
So sad to hear. I have a couple to post in recognition of him.
Tim and I traded a lot of minor coins back about 7 or 8 years ago. He would pull toners from the 90% he was buying and trade the toners for other silver. He was great to deal with and really loved the hobby. RIP
My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends
I get so used to people like GSA1Fan posting that I think they will be around forever. And then they are gone. My condolences to his family and friends. Rest in Peace.
K
RIP GSA1
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Gone at such a young age. So sad to hear.
RIP, Tim!!!
My condolences to his family and friends.
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Never met the man but know he was a tremendous asset to this forum
So sorry to hear of his passing, my condolences.
Sad news, RIP.
So sad to hear of his passing. Always enjoyed his posts.
Sad to hear. He was a big presence on these boards.
Rest in peace, Tim.
Very sad news... My condolences.. AB
RIP
sorry to hear. nice tribute, todd.
May peace and comfort find his family and friends.
Sad news indeed, RIP GSA 1fan
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RIP
Geez....Tim was one of the really good ones. Very sad. Hope his family is holding up OK.
RIP Tim.
Dave
RIP
Gonna get me a $50 Octagonal someday. Some. Day.
Sad news. Was rooting for him to beat this. Prayers and may he rest in peace.
I recall the post where he announced his diagnosis. Sorry to hear it got him. He leaves behind a legacy here, by the sounds of it. I never interacted with him but thought I'd post to help the thread get to 100 replies.
R.I.P.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends
May he rest in peace.
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We'll have all the things Tim shared with us to remember him by.
Tim was a nice, unselfish person.
Pete
RIP.
As you get older the goodbyes seem to be more frequent. God bless him and his family.
Never met Tim personally, but had many online conversations with him. I also bought a few coins from him. He had a real passion for GSA coins and was very knowledgeable in this specialized field. He still has a few GSA coin sets on the other Registry. I hope his family keeps his coin collection in his honor. I think he would like that. Goodbye, my friend, and perhaps we will meet again on the other side. Peace.
My condolences to Tim’s family and friends.
I also purchased two GSA Soft Packs from Tim shortly before his passing.
RIP Tim...
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Very sorry to hear this.
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
Sorry to hear this My condolences to his family. R.I.P my friend.
Hoard the keys.