Contenido del artículo

• The E-Sylum: Volume 5, Number 40, October 6, 2002, Article 5
  

  SECRET SERVICE 1933 DOUBLE EAGLE INTERVIEWS
  

  An article by R.W. Julian in the October 1, 2002 issue of
  Numismatic News asserts that the recently auctioned 1933
  $20 gold piece is not unique, as many have suspected. In
  fact, he states, "in the early 1980s, for example, a friend --
  now deceased -- had one of these coins in his possession
  for a short time and, if the pedigree of the Farouk coin is
  correct (the coin remaining in Egypt until only a few years
  ago) then there is at least one specimen in some presently
  unknown collection." (p26, col 3).
  

  The article features (among much other documentation) a
  copy of a U.S. Secret Service report of an interview with
  Philadelphia coin dealer Stephen K. Nagy. The agents also
  interviewed B. Max Mehl and James Macallister, among
  others -- an interesting Freedom of Information Act
  discovery. What other finds await?
  

URL de origen

• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v05n40a05.html

Fecha de publicación

• 2002-10-06

Volumen

• 5

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