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<p>[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 8216097, member: 110226"]As I muddle along collecting (muddling is the most sophisticated method for me), I due create labels for my coin that include provenance, when it is available. This is usually with auction lots, but occasionally also with coins from dealers. I assume that this information will travel with the coin, but of course there is no assurance. The fact is that the vast majority of my coins have little or no provenance, other than references to the dealers they were purchased from, if I can remember.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for a provenance to my collection or to me personally, heavens no! What an appalling prospect! I am just one of those folks who wish to remain forever faceless. Even the slightest compliment makes me feel uneasy. I guess it all goes back to the water or milk I consumed as a kid. So, if and when the collection hits the market, and I am still around, perhaps a reference such as "From a big pile of stuff in an obscure corner of the Western Hemisphere" will suffice.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 8216097, member: 110226"]As I muddle along collecting (muddling is the most sophisticated method for me), I due create labels for my coin that include provenance, when it is available. This is usually with auction lots, but occasionally also with coins from dealers. I assume that this information will travel with the coin, but of course there is no assurance. The fact is that the vast majority of my coins have little or no provenance, other than references to the dealers they were purchased from, if I can remember. As for a provenance to my collection or to me personally, heavens no! What an appalling prospect! I am just one of those folks who wish to remain forever faceless. Even the slightest compliment makes me feel uneasy. I guess it all goes back to the water or milk I consumed as a kid. So, if and when the collection hits the market, and I am still around, perhaps a reference such as "From a big pile of stuff in an obscure corner of the Western Hemisphere" will suffice.[/QUOTE]
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