Time for another "name the numismatist" thread.
Coinstartled
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The first one will be deceptively easy. 
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Uh..........................mmmmmm............don't tell me don't tell me................Uhhh MAX..........ya MAX
Steve
It was not a Halloween get up...it was Pagliacci
David Hall?
This hoofer was co founder of the Beverly Hills coin club.
Four or five hundred of this gentleman's coins can be found housed in PCGS Regency holders.
This Hall of Fame slugger collected 8 gold gloves and a bunch of gold coins.
Hiya, Buddy!
O Kaye!
These next two will test CaptHenway's skill.
And the fellow at left.
King me, Izzie!
Well done, Tom.
How did you get it without the fez?
And for the finale.
JH
The fellow in the clown suit is Enrico Caruso. He was a great great numismatist. He had some of his coin collection with him in San Francisco on that fateful morning in April, 1906! His valet saved the coins as well as nearly all of Caruso's personal effects!
As for Danny Kaye, I believe that we have had past discussions about whether or not he actually collected coins or whether he got his coins as some recognition of his sizable contributions to religious charities.
Well find me a clip of Morelan dancing and I will replace Kaye!
...and the baseball player/numismatist is Andre Dawson.
@Coinstartled Danny Kaye was a fine fine gentleman, I simply don't know if he was a numismatist. Lots of people who own many coins really don't make the cut.
Look Bill, the forum has become a bit dreary lately. Just trying to brighten the place up a bit.
@Coinstartled So run with the statement "Lots of people who own many coins really don't make the [numismatist] cut."
You can start a nice little fracas or donnybrook with that!