Sunday, February 10, 2019

JR Newsletter: 10 February 2019 (432)

(Reich designed these too!)


From Greg Cohen at Legend Auctions:

Please find linked a press release regarding a gem 1795 $10 gold piece in PCGS MS64+ CAC. This impressive early U.S. gold piece is of the utmost historical and numismatic importance and is a major highlight of Legend’s March 2019 Regency Auction, the official auction of the PCGS Members show.


For more information, please contact Greg Cohen, senior numismatist (greg(at)legendauctions.com). For images, please contact art director, Patrick Braswell (Patrick(at)legendauctions.com).

Best regards,
Greg Cohen

Senior Numismatist
Legend Rare Coin Auctions
PO Box 9 | Lincroft, NJ 07738
O-732-935-1168. C-732-233-0719. F-732-935-1807
www.legendauctions.com

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We are less than one month away from the deadline for submissions for the half dime census!

The officers of the JRCS are soliciting your half dime inventory information for inclusion in the Spring 2019 issue of the John Reich Journal.

 Please email your complete inventory listing, including all duplicates, of all your 1792, Draped Bust, Flowing Hair and Capped Bust half dimes to me.  Any format that my iMac computer can read will work, so most spreadsheets and word processing files will be fine.  Even if you have a written list, you can take a picture of that written list and email it to me if you would like.  Please make the subject line of your email “Half Dime Census” and include your name and JRCS number.  

My email address is: richard.meaney(at)yahoo.com

 If you prefer, you may mail paper copies to me here:

Richard Meaney
3060 N Lazy Eight Court, Suite 2
PMB 294
Wasilla AK 99654

Please include the following information to the best of your ability:

-      Grade of each coin.  Grading company info (NGC, ANACS, CAC, PCGS, raw) is not needed.
-      Die Marriage or remarriage for each coin
-      Cud information for your coins with known cuds.  For example, if you report an 1830 LM-5 half dime in VF-20, I will assume the coin does not have a cud.  If you have one with a cud, something like “1830 LM-5 VF20 cud” will suffice.
-      If you would like to participate, but wish for your contribution to remain anonymous, just let me know.

Please respond no later than March 7, 2019 to ensure inclusion of your collection in this census. This is a hard cut-off date.  Questions?  Let me know!

Richard Meaney
JRCS LM47

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