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Re: the lack of superb gem quarter eagle indians
Actually, I've known the answer for decades, and one hoard of '16-S is all that's ever turned up. That's the only such group since Dave Akers wrote his "Handbook of US Gold C… (View Post)1 -
Re: the lack of superb gem quarter eagle indians
@jmlanzaf - Actually, yes. Get off your ass and do a little work of your own. Some here won't buy a Redbook. Or look up any picture in the HA archives. Or even check effin' CoinFacts.. You&… (View Post)1 -
Re: “Pedigree” and “Provenance.” Language and meaning in collecting coins.
I don't care about dotting every "I" and crossing every "T" if the alternative is that my listeners tune me out due to my supercilious pedantry and miss the core of my meanin… (View Post)5 -
Re: the lack of superb gem quarter eagle indians
They were made to be and were, in fact, very deliberately handled and safely preserved. As opposed to being put in a bag shaken around. Coin doctors and NCS have surely ruined more than half of all t… (View Post)3 -
Re: Anonymous Pedigrees
Wasn't World's Greatest Collection (WGC) actually F.C.C Boyd? Off to the NNP :D On a different note, the late "Mr. 1796" who was identified publicly as John Whitney, actually was … (View Post)2