Let's celebrate these dealers by posting some of their coins!
The article on Bruce has some great recollections and well worth reading:
Amspacher had many friends in the coin business. Following his death, several of his many friends at PCGS offered their thoughts about his life and his long-lasting imprint on the hobby and numismatic marketplace.
Here's one:
Van Simmons, Director, Collectors Universe, Inc. (parent company of PCGS) said:
[Bruce Amspacher] was a consummate collector of just about everything that included medals, tokens, coins,
Here's one of Bruce's coins. Just 4 of these are known to exist!
Congrats to all - I've only met Catherine and she was delightful!
"My friends who see my collection sometimes ask what something costs. I tell them and they are in awe at my stupidity." (Baccaruda, 12/03).I find it hard to believe that he (Trump) rushed to some hotel to meet girls of loose morals, although ours are undoubtedly the best in the world. (Putin 1/17) Gone but not forgotten. IGWT, Speedy, Bear, BigE, HokieFore, John Burns, Russ, TahoeDale, Dahlonega, Astrorat, Stewart Blay, Oldhoopster, Broadstruck, Ricko, Big Moose, Cardinal.
Brett, it is very cool that you are continuing this tradition of selecting yearly inductees to the "PCGS CoinFacts Coin Dealer Hall of Fame". We all know what a tough year it has been for everyone - Well done Sir!
I met Bruce at a few shows back in the eighties. Very knowledgeable about coins,
especially the ultra rarities such as the one @Zoins shared with us. Above all this
very friendly, willing to share his knowledge and a wonderful sense of humor.
Bruce , you sir are truly missed.
Here's a fuller biography. It's amazing that she teaching at a medical school, became a coin dealer, and also served on the Assay Commission!
Heritage wrote:
Catherine Elias Bullowa, a.k.a. Coinhunter, is a dealer long on experience. Born in Larchmont, New York, Catherine graduated from Connecticut College in 1941 and began a teaching career at Long Island College of Medicine. On May 3, 1952, she was married to David Marks Bullowa who died just over a year later in September 1953. She was remarried to Earl Moore in June 1959, retaining her first husband's name for business purposes. Although she donated and sold much of the numismatic stock at about that time, she continued to attend shows and opened a new business in 1961 under the name Coinhunter, in Philadelphia. Honored with an appointment to serve on the Assay Commission in 1965, she has held membership in several numismatic organizations, serving in official capacity with both the IAPN and the PNG. To this day, Mrs. Bullowa-Moore and her husband still attend a number of coin conventions.
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Congrats to all:
How nice
Congratulations to the new members....Cheers, RickO
Very nice. Really missed not having the luncheon this summer.
Congrats to everyone
Let's celebrate these dealers by posting some of their coins!
The article on Bruce has some great recollections and well worth reading:
Here's one:
Here's one of Bruce's coins. Just 4 of these are known to exist!
Congrats to all - I've only met Catherine and she was delightful!
Congratulations Greg! Really strong leader and always willing to help!
Brett, it is very cool that you are continuing this tradition of selecting yearly inductees to the "PCGS CoinFacts Coin Dealer Hall of Fame". We all know what a tough year it has been for everyone - Well done Sir!
A big Congrats to the 3 newest inductees !!!
Ken
My Washington Type B/C Set
I met Bruce at a few shows back in the eighties. Very knowledgeable about coins,
especially the ultra rarities such as the one @Zoins shared with us. Above all this
very friendly, willing to share his knowledge and a wonderful sense of humor.
Bruce , you sir are truly missed.
In addition to the Coin World article above above, Heritage has some nice things to say about Catherine, referring to Earl Moore as "a noted Philadelphia autograph dealer and husband of legendary numismatist Catherine Bullowa Moore.
Here's a fuller biography. It's amazing that she teaching at a medical school, became a coin dealer, and also served on the Assay Commission!
https://coins.ha.com/itm/large-cents/1801-1c-1-000-xf40-pcgs-s-220-b-12-r3-pcgs-36275-/a/460-2223.s?
Congratulations on such great additions🍾🍾🍾
Well deserving recipients
Latin American Collection