Ooh, curious. I know he's exceptionally good. Have they released the rest of the results?
Wow. This is the sort of thing that belongs in the Journal of the American Numismatic Society! Fantastic research.
This weekend at FUN, I held in my hand coins worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. These coins exceed my entire net worth. Somebody owns them,...
Unfortunately, the big spot on the obverse rules out a Star. I think it is an extremely attractive coin, but I don't think it has quite the...
Ngc cocktail hour with Mark Salzberg. [ATTACH]
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Time to check out the exhibits. Of course, @johnmilton has one of the best! [ATTACH]
I be tried to stop by a couple of times and you were either not there or you were swamped and I didn't want to interrupt.
Well, I am bankrupt, so let's go to another seminar! [ATTACH]
Well, I don't like it and I don't agree with it either. But it's straight from the horse's mouth, so that is how it is.
This might be enough to get that coin I want! [ATTACH]
Great to meet you yesterday, @GoldFinger1969 . Hope you find your Saint!
Next up, a bit of a talk on Bust Halves! [ATTACH]
If you check out my "you're invited" thread, I have been posting pics and description of the goings on.
The John Reich Collector Society is always a good time. Cool people, cool coins, and a cool discussion. Talking about the chemical composition of...
I actually just had a discussion with Mark Salzberg yesterday about the star and his philosophy of it. He pretty much straight told me he wouldn't...
@leeg posts here, right? If anyone can answer your questions, he can.
It depends.
Anacs and Cac also have population reports available online, if you are interested.
This is actually a really interesting idea. I would suppose the molecules of the coin would vibrate at different rates than the contaminants, thus...
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