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Been there. Standing over the copy stand (or photocopier) for hours is a lot harder than it looks......
Hey, do you think Dan Owens would be open to sharing any of the stuff he's pulling out of San Francisco NARA? Just saw the article in Coin World this week.
On the Philadelphia front, the copy stand there is being used by Ancestry.com and it's still unclear if NARA will free it up for NNP use. I have an EAC guy who is ready to start working there.
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Re: 1913: The Scientific Side of the Assay Office at New York - Buying and Selling Silver and Gold
It does now :) (View Post)1 -
Re: 1913: The Scientific Side of the Assay Office at New York - Buying and Selling Silver and Gold
There is a whole string of numismatic content in Scientific American: https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/publisherdetail/525611 (View Post)1 -
Re: Thanks for the input
Question: do you see these lines on obverses, reverses, or both? (View Post)1 -
Re: Dealer policies with a tinge of "attitude"...
If you think this dealer is bad, I'm guessing they could tell you far worse stories about clients they have dealt with. (View Post)6 -
U.S. Proof Coin and medal orders, 1885-1889
This was just passed on to me by a careful and accurate researcher -- once these are posted we will be able to identify anyone who ordered proof coins during this period. Archive records concerning p… (View Post)3
