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Hi folks,
I'm ready to tackle a project that I think can add a lot of value. Kind of like Dave (MastaHanky)'s location map.

I have often wondered about everyone's area of numismatic specialty. Sure, some are obvious from the threads, but I am sure others have spent many years in one area and moved on to another. To help us better understand our collective knowledge and to provide some added value, I am offering to build a directory of everyone's area of expertise. Here is my plan.

Reply to this thread with the following information:

o Member Name (Yes, I know it is at the left, but having it in here will make my life much easier with cut & paste)
o E-Mail address (If you want a copy of the file when I am done) - Please note if you DO NOT want me to publish it in the file. PM me if you do not want it in this thread
o Specialty area FOLLOWED BY experience rating in parentheses from 1 (low) to 5 (high). Don't be bashful admitting if you have years of knowledge.

Feel free to list more than 1 specialty area if you collect in multiple areas. I will create groupings and keep the file up to date. Too bad there is not a way to create a distribution list through the PM function or we could have topical user groups. Any ideas to make that happen are welcome.

OK - I hope I get a good response. I'll lead off...

Blade
BladeTX@austin.rr.com
US Pre-1965 Type (2)
Gold Type (3)
Buffalo Nickels (1)

Thanks all for your help!!!
Tom

NOTE: No trees were killed in the sending of this message. However, a large number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced.

Type collector since 1981
Current focus 1855 date type set
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    DIMEMANDIMEMAN Posts: 22,403 ✭✭✭✭✭

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    GilbertGilbert Posts: 1,533 ✭✭✭
    If you contact Mr Paseo, he can provide you with his directory. He has already "tackled" this project, but I'm sure there are probably some updates required.
    Gilbert
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    wingedliberty@yahoo.com
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    TrimeTrime Posts: 1,864 ✭✭✭
    Blade,
    The is a link at the bottom of the US Coin Form thread index page ( where the threads are listed) called members listing. It allows forum members to provide their interests. I didn't see your listing so I wondered if you had discovered it It is an easy way to retreive the type of information you are interested in.
    Trime
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    Great idea! And great thread!!



    Edited because I think I graded myself too high. image
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    Good idea, thanks!

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    BladeBlade Posts: 1,744
    Trime,
    Thanks for the info about the member listing, but it is lacking in a lot of ways. First, I would need to know who I am looking for. I am most interested in a reverse search based on the specialty. For example, I am working on acquiring for some 1849 gold dollars and am seeking advice. Since I am categorizing this is a spreadsheet, I could sort everyone who is involved in gold coins, and send e-mails for their opinions. Also, by creating standard categories, we can easily group folks. I also like getting a rough idea of everyone's professed level of expertise.

    Since some folks responded that mrpaseo has already tackled this effort, I am going to synch up with him and see if we can work together on an updated directory. BUT I still think it is valuable for everyone to respond to this thread so we can consolidate the updated info. Thanks everyone!!!!
    Tom

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    Current focus 1855 date type set
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    Hey Clank - Unfortunately, if you are looking to improve those life skills, this may not be the best place to spend your time! The Commens we can help with.
    Tom

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    Tom

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    OK then...some of these are adjusted after reading other's numbers...just so if anyone is actually looking for help they don't pass me over...

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