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@RogerB Thank you for the answer. Did they roll clad material too? I believe that I did see strip rolling at the Philadelphia Mint (overhead on the public tour) in the spring of 1979. IIRC, the strip… (View Post)

I asked this elsewhere in another thread, but no response. Please excuse me if I am shaky on the terminology. Today (2017), does the United States Mint still have the ability to melt its own coinage … (View Post)

This book Is NOT to be confused with the old Coin World Almanacs, which went through about six editions years ago. They are two different animals. This book is indeed more of a 'Red Book' style, but … (View Post)

Been involved in a few of those kind of ventures myself, but it's a great great book. (View Post)

I have never understood why this excellent book never made it past the second edition! It is an excellent book, a wealth of information. Of course, it was edited by Capt Henway and his frequent colla… (View Post)