Numismatic Blog

laxmaster92 · March 31, 2010 4:30AM

After writing a bunch of articles for the ANA's Your Newsletter feature I decided to start up a coin blog that I have called Numismatic Hub. Basically all of the posts will be written by young numismatists and will be on exciting topics. Every post will be original research articles from a broad numismatic spectrum. I plan on having new posts throughout the week including:

Money Mondays
TPG Tuesdays
Roll Search Wednesday
Supplies Saturday

and an editorial written from a Young Numismatics point of view on Friday.

If anyone wants to check it out you can find it at http://numismatichub.blogspot.com and in a couple of days at www.numismatichub.com and make sure to check back everyday for new orginal, up to date posts written by YN's

Also, you can check back later today at http://numismatichub.blogspot.com for modern day roll searching.

Enjoy

RedTiger · March 31, 2010 4:58AM

I bookmarked the new blog. I look forward to many interesting entries.

Cheers.

mrearlygold · March 31, 2010 5:11AM

Looks good! You can go to our website and submit a link on our links page. I'll approve it and you should get a few more readers.

Might want to change something though, you wrote

""all aspects of the Numismatic World written entirely by Young Numismatics!""

You mean Young Numismatists right?

Good luck with the blog!

laxmaster92 · March 31, 2010 7:36AM

Thanks for pointing that little mixup out! I'm so used to writing YN I forgot what it actually stood for!

For anyone who is interested, you can find the first installment of Roll Searching Wednesday up at the Numismatic Hub!!

http://numismatichub.blogspot.com

mrearlygold · March 31, 2010 9:49AM

19Lyds · March 31, 2010 10:01AM

No, no, no. Wednesday's are for whining!

laxmaster92 · March 31, 2010 10:40AM

Well we like to keep things positive over at the Numismatic Hub

kurtdog · March 31, 2010 11:30AM

I looked over your blog on roll-searching and I believe you may be mistaken on this one: "Boxes of half dollars primarily come in $500 or $1000 amounts so searching these coins can be costly." All the boxes I've ever seen are $500 boxes. Bank counting machine bags may come in increments of $1000 if you're lucky enough to talk your friendly teller-manager or whomever into one of those. FWIW...

PS: Impressive blog.

laxmaster92 · March 31, 2010 11:40AM

Although $1000 boxes does seem like an insane amount, on my past trips to my bank the teller asked if I wanted $500 or $1000 . Keep in mind that this a large bank near New York City if that has anything to do with it. Although I wanted the $1000's in half dollars I opted only for a couple of rolls

kurtdog · March 31, 2010 12:25PM

Laxmaster92, the $1000 is 2 boxes, that's what the teller most likely was asking you by that. A lot of people pick up 2, even more, per trip.

FYI: the $500 boxes are 26 pounds each.

laxmaster92 · April 1, 2010 10:16PM

Just wanted to let anyonee who was interested know that there is an editorial on the future of coin designs up on Numismatic Hub.

You can check it out here--

http://numismatichub.blogspot.com/

laxmaster92 · April 3, 2010 7:16AM

For anyone who remains interested, there is a new post on the versatile PCGS blue box up at Numismatic Hub, you can find it here==http://www.numismatichub.blogspot.com/

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