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<p>[QUOTE="red_spork, post: 3501869, member: 74282"]Here's a coin I recently found some information on and thought worth sharing here. When I purchased this coin it was ex RBW Collection and ex Goodman collection(CNG Sale 45 lot 1286). I've always wondered what the monogram on the Goodman tag that seemingly read something along the lines of "Santamaria" referred to and while I knew the collector I kept forgetting to actually ask until recently. I received a response today that it refers to Ernesto Santamaria of P&P Santamaria fame however this coin was purchased retail from Ernesto's shop long after P&P Santamaria's glory days. It was also pointed out that this coin was sold as anonymous and if Mr. Santamaria had recognized that it wasn't he probably would have already sold it to one of his clients but since it wasn't recognized it was purchased cheaply and cleaning by a professional in Britain revealed that it was a rare helmet series quadrans. These little tidbits and information are what make provenance research fun for me.</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]927795[/ATTACH] </p><p>[ATTACH=full]927794[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="red_spork, post: 3501869, member: 74282"]Here's a coin I recently found some information on and thought worth sharing here. When I purchased this coin it was ex RBW Collection and ex Goodman collection(CNG Sale 45 lot 1286). I've always wondered what the monogram on the Goodman tag that seemingly read something along the lines of "Santamaria" referred to and while I knew the collector I kept forgetting to actually ask until recently. I received a response today that it refers to Ernesto Santamaria of P&P Santamaria fame however this coin was purchased retail from Ernesto's shop long after P&P Santamaria's glory days. It was also pointed out that this coin was sold as anonymous and if Mr. Santamaria had recognized that it wasn't he probably would have already sold it to one of his clients but since it wasn't recognized it was purchased cheaply and cleaning by a professional in Britain revealed that it was a rare helmet series quadrans. These little tidbits and information are what make provenance research fun for me. [ATTACH=full]927795[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]927794[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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