I’ll be there all day Wed and Thu and morning of Fri. If you would like to meet, PM me. I really enjoyed meeting cointalkers last year. Mike
I would love to but have burned up all my vacation time. I hope everyone that goes, enjoys themselves.
Sorry for the late reply. I’ll be there today, but possibly again on Wed or Thu in the morning. PM me if you want to meet another Mike
Not sure if anybody is looking at this thread, but I met « Calcol » earlier today and we had a chance to talk about our addictions - coffee and coins @calcol It was really nice talking to you!
Among the people I met was Charmy Harker, the Penny Lady. I judged Literature in the Exhibits and interviewed people on the floor. I did not buy anything for myself. I had a good time. More later. Michael
Ain't been to a coin show proper since a month of Sundays. I envy you folks but rejoice at what is posted by all.
Yeah, Charmy is a great dealer and person. She has contributed a lot to our hobby including presentations at seminars. I've never bought from her but did sell her a coin once. Cents aren't my thing. Mike
With my reporter’s notebook in hand, I introduced myself with my business card, saying that I would be writing about the convention for both online and print media. The four representatives of Goldback did not go on record or talk to me and insisted that only the CEO or publicity manager was authorized to speak for the company and no one went on record because they were unauthorized to say that their pricing information is proprietary and not for public release. On the other hand, T&S Coin of Vilnius was also on the Promenade. Their representative, Julija Markauskienė, sat down with me. They create high-relief silver NCLT, 500 pieces per design. Popular themes for these 2-ounce silver coins include pirates, samurai, Amazons, elves, the Knights Templar, and the Odyssey. T&S Coin CSO, Julija Markauskienė, greets a customer at the ANA World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh.
