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<p>[QUOTE="GoldFinger1969, post: 4196389, member: 73489"]Thanks PF...I must have read that number and I didn't check the population census @ NGC and PCGS.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW....<i>if someone crosses a coin from NGC to PCGS (or vice-versa) then the number goes UP for PCGS and NGC does NOT reduce it's total by 1 because it doesn't know someone crossed out, right ? So there could be double-counting if you just add up PCGS + NGC ? </i></p><p><br /></p><p>My mother's grandmother had a coin or a few coins and I wonder based on what she told me if they were possibly a 1907 HR. It was worth more than the face amount of gold but her grandmother turned the coin in after FDR issued his edict.</p><p><br /></p><p><i>But if you COLLECTED coins -- and if you had no intention of using one for circulation purposes I guess that might qualify -- weren't you exempt ? </i> '</p><p><br /></p><p>You had some serious bigtime collectors in the 1930's (Eliasburg ?) and I know they didn't rush to the local Federal Reserve Bank and turn over their substantial collections.</p><p><br /></p><p>And you are right....my mother's grandparents considered it the patriotic thing to do. Quite frankly, I believe they and others like them were also afraid -- many didn't speak English and they weren't willing to take a chance on jail and/or deportation.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GoldFinger1969, post: 4196389, member: 73489"]Thanks PF...I must have read that number and I didn't check the population census @ NGC and PCGS. BTW....[I]if someone crosses a coin from NGC to PCGS (or vice-versa) then the number goes UP for PCGS and NGC does NOT reduce it's total by 1 because it doesn't know someone crossed out, right ? So there could be double-counting if you just add up PCGS + NGC ? [/I] My mother's grandmother had a coin or a few coins and I wonder based on what she told me if they were possibly a 1907 HR. It was worth more than the face amount of gold but her grandmother turned the coin in after FDR issued his edict. [I]But if you COLLECTED coins -- and if you had no intention of using one for circulation purposes I guess that might qualify -- weren't you exempt ? [/I] ' You had some serious bigtime collectors in the 1930's (Eliasburg ?) and I know they didn't rush to the local Federal Reserve Bank and turn over their substantial collections. And you are right....my mother's grandparents considered it the patriotic thing to do. Quite frankly, I believe they and others like them were also afraid -- many didn't speak English and they weren't willing to take a chance on jail and/or deportation.[/QUOTE]
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