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A brief NYINC "wrap up" perhaps? Wow the audience with attendance numbers and a SWAG at the $ involved in a show like this.

 

The auction results were absolutely INSANE, on the high side. Many lots went for MULTIPLES of the estimates in the catalogs.

 

Because you are very knowledgeable and have enthusiasm for the subject(s) Kurt you will do well.

 

I did the show as my county's Director of Elections, in 2003, but that was before my stroke. In those days, I was "earning" my stroke. Election admin is a ROUGH field.

 

Maybe touch on the importance of getting young folks involved in the hobby...... Heck, I need to see my coins to somebody someday!!..... Seriously, I think young people finding joy in the hobby in this digital age is important... To me anyway.

 

Yup, and you guys KNOW I'm a big fan of the club style, and Reading has a nice one, as well as having Red Rose on the southern end of their broadcast footprint. Harrisburg is a bit outside of their broadcast.

 

I'll be listening, although we're 3 hours earlier here in California.

 

If you're who I think you are, yours was the very first Numismatic Theater talk I attended at my first ANA show. New York City at the Marriot Marquis.

 

I'm not that BC........disappointing I know.

I do have this advertising medal I received as a gift from SkyMan. I can understand the confusion.

 

Cool! I actually collect "dealer advertising medals". I got two cool ones from Allen Berman at NYINC - his Bermania transit token and his "tickle token".

 

Topic suggestion: How cool are Corgis! Right?!

 

Well Her Majesty enjoys them, so how could they not be?

 

Actually she doesn't have any Corgis anymore. They all croaked and she stopped breeding them.

 

Dorgis?!?!?! True, a full-bred Corgi is probably smart enough to kill Charles and Camilla.

 

lol. They're still kicking?

 

Best reason yet to keep rooting for Elizabeth II to hang in there.

 

I hope you'll dedicate at least a half hour to discussing Lincoln cent errors of the 70s, 80s and 90s.

 

Especially double dies! And mysterious figures skulking around behind the columns of the Memorial.

 

1st dog I ever had was a Corgi. Got a Winchester 1200 pump shotgun for Christmas when I was 12. Chopped cotton for my Dad the next Summer and saved enough money to buy an English Setter pup. Been with them ever since. Anyway the real point of my post - found out a couple of years ago the English Setter is on The Kennel Club's endangered breed list. Your post informing the Queen no longer breeds Corgis made me think of it.