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Re: Does anyone have more info on the “Baltimore Hoard of 1934” and the upcoming book on this by Len Aug
Good point. 20 years ago when this post was produced, you were assured it was your very own Longacre. Today, I am not not so sure. (View Post)2 -
Re: Does anyone have more info on the “Baltimore Hoard of 1934” and the upcoming book on this by Len Aug
Great to be back. RYK found me on The Book, so it was nice to rekindle the connection. I need to check out some of my old posts. It was quite a body of work that I put together and it is nice to see … (View Post)4 -
Re: Does anyone have more info on the “Baltimore Hoard of 1934” and the upcoming book on this by Len Aug
Hey, the economy is bad and I had to go from sipping the finest amontillado as Consuela fluffed up my best furry slippers, to selling graphic tees on Marketplace. Please send your very own Longacre a… (View Post)10 -
Does anyone else find that buying jewelry is just as stressful as making a decision on a coin?
Continuing my vacation, and considering the importance of self-preservation, I decided to go shopping for Mrs. L.'s birthday present (it's a big birthday--the big 4-0 ). Because it is a mil… (View Post)5 -
Received my "Coinage of Augustus St. Gaudens/Morse Collection" book--great, but a glaring
Today I received my copy of the "Coinage of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, as Illustrated by the Phillip Morse Collection" book from Heritage. The book looks great. It is printed in full color, an… (View Post)1