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Re: Fate of coin collections and their owners is oblivion --- unless.
Large institutional and national collectors suffer the same fate as private collections. Unless they are opened to careful examination and research by outside experts, they are no more useful than th… (View Post)1 -
Re: Fate of coin collections and their owners is oblivion --- unless.
RE: "However, when i think of coins i think of the great collectors and their collections---Eliasberg, Pittman, etc --I don't necessarily think of researchers. Their ownership of great coin… (View Post)1 -
Re: What's that VAM???
A century ago, counterfeiters of silver coins had two primary sources of alloy: coin silver tableware, and sterling silver tableware. Coin silver tableware was popular in the Southern States because … (View Post)2 -
Fate of coin collections and their owners is oblivion --- unless.
ALL major (and minor) collections will be dispersed and their owners forgotten - except possibly for a name and general comment. Remembrance will follow only those collections whose owners utilize th… (View Post)9 -
Private Pattern and Related Pieces: International Nickel & Gould Incorporated - Available now.
PRESS/MEDIA RELEASE Seneca Mill Press LLC has released the latest numismatic research book by Roger W. Burdette: Private Pattern and Related Pieces: International Nickel & Gould Incorporated. Thi… (View Post)7
