New Orleans Eagle Collectors Compete for Dirty Old Gold™ Supremacy
Coinosaurus
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This took awhile to pull together, but it was worth it - Doug Winter acted as the judge for this whist match that took place at the January FUN show. Video posted at https://youtube.com/watch?v=XgIVPRPcgK8.
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Thank you for the link!
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Yes, that was informative and entertaining. Thanks for posting.
Good to see this. Thanks for the link!
Thanks for posting the link. Very informative and enjoyed seeing the eagles.
Loved your 41o, Petty's 83 is a monster
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
I attended that match and it was great! Thanks to Doug and the two contestants!
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Excellent presentation! I very much appreciate the effort that went into producing this. It's a great opportunity to see some terrific coins and learn a lot from a true expert. Thank you for sharing!
The video was produced by Lianna Spurrier of https://rectanglecoins.com/ - she is an awesome numismatist doing some excellent ongoing research on Japanese gold. She is a woman of many talents!
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Outstanding! Kudos to all involved. Very entertaining 40 minutes.
I was an active participant in the Fairmont auctions. Thankfully, I did not have to compete against you studs. I stayed focused on the S-mint 10s.
World Class entertainment.
Thanks for posting.
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Being a student of original old gold I've followed DW closely over the years trying to find coins that exhibit traits he notes all the time. This video stands out for that reason alone and the pop-out images are outstanding so you can learn a lot about originality from this. Also a big fan of O-mint gold as I've got several of them in the short date set of later eagles, even if only in the 'widget' category. One of my best upgrades was in fact a MS-61 1892 0 purchased in the old ANACS white holder that now resides in a PG MS-62 and deservedly so. Thanks @Coinosaurus for posting.