Langbords case hits the Mainstream

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by bigjpst, Aug 30, 2011.

  1. bigjpst

    bigjpst Well-Known Member

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  3. Owle

    Owle Junior Member

    Its a good story in the area of money, US history, the law, jurisdictions, and common sense. I hope that the Landbords get something in the end for all the trouble.

    And then there is the mystery shrouding the most valuable coin in US history, the 1849 $20 Liberty. In the Bowers' book mention is made that there may be another issue somewhere. That would be a huge find if another one ever turned up.
     
  4. Dean 295

    Dean 295 D.O.M.

    This is a great story thanks. Also if the 1933 double eagles are counterfeit then what about the five 1913 Liberty nickles? Now there was some shady dealings.
     
  5. green18

    green18 Unknown member Sweet on Commemorative Coins

    Enjoyed the read Biggy....thanks for the link. :)
     
  6. valente151

    valente151 Mr. AU64, Jr.

    Also ran a 5 page article in Bloomberg magazine this week. I was flipping through it and flipped to a page with pictures of them and got excited.
     
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