[Colonial Numismatics] "Missing Item" Publique Deposited
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Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] "Missing Item"
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From: Ray Williams <njraywms@optonline.net>
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Hi Morris!
"Curious" is doing fine, along with Kayla's coin. I'll return hers at
the convention and I'll mail your's back after the convention. I have
photo's, weights and measurements. I little article should be ready for
maybe the next issue of the C4 Newsletter.
For all you who haven't met Morris, he's a lot of fun and truly loves
this hobby. I met him and his amazing 57-n at the PAN Convention (in
Pittsburg area) last Spring. I hope next year you'll all have an
opportunity to meet him in Boston.
Thanks for all the help I received privately on that 88 CT. It seems to
be an awesome coin now that I've seen the picture and have more of a
background on it. If it should be in Boston with the dealer it's consigned
to, I'll let you all know. You might just want to stop by his table to see
what a beautiful Ct Copper looks like. OH, to all my friends that collect
CT's, of course I know there are CT's that are worth more than $10 K - was
just joshin' ya.
Ray - 2001-10-30
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