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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;curtislclay, post: 4195978, member: 89514&quot;]Collecting Roman coins (and some others) was the central interest of Phil Peck&#039;s life. After a BA at Princeton in 1964, he became curator of the Chase Manhattan Bank&#039;s Money Museum in New York City for several years, then acquired a master&#039;s degree in library science and spent the rest of his working life as librarian for various institutions or firms in New York. I have known him since my freshman year at Princeton in 1962/3, when he met one of my roommates who told him that I too collected Roman coins! I have lost touch with him over the last twenty years or so, but understand that he had to be moved to an assisted living facility a couple of years ago and could no longer collect coins. His brother consigned the bulk of his large coin collection to Heritage, who sold it under the pseudonym &quot;the Morris Collection&quot;.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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