Georgia Numismatic Association 48th Anniversary Coin & Currency Show - Day 3

Submitted by Dennis Schafluetzel on
Apr 27 – 29 Dalton,GA 48th Anniversary Georgia Numismatic Association Coin & Currency Show, NW GA Trade & Convention Center, I-75 exit 333 800-824-7469, Fri - Sat 10 AM – 6 PM Sun 10AM – 3PM. Adm. Free. Tables 260+ $225+. Bourse: Chip Cutcliff chascoins06@yahoo.com 770-639-0190 or Mgr: Tom Youngblood, Tom.Youngblood@att.net 770-815-4042. Hotels: Comfort Inn & Suites 706-259-2583 & Country Inn & Suites 706-278-9700 More Info: www.GAmoney.org

Georgia Numismatic Association 48th Anniversary Coin & Currency Show - Day 2

Submitted by Dennis Schafluetzel on
Apr 27 – 29 Dalton,GA 48th Anniversary Georgia Numismatic Association Coin & Currency Show, NW GA Trade & Convention Center, I-75 exit 333 800-824-7469, Fri - Sat 10 AM – 6 PM Sun 10AM – 3PM. Adm. Free. Tables 260+ $225+. Bourse: Chip Cutcliff chascoins06@yahoo.com 770-639-0190 or Mgr: Tom Youngblood, Tom.Youngblood@att.net 770-815-4042. Hotels: Comfort Inn & Suites 706-259-2583 & Country Inn & Suites 706-278-9700 More Info: www.GAmoney.org

Georgia Numismatic Association 48th Anniversary Coin & Currency Show - Day 1

Submitted by Dennis Schafluetzel on
Apr 27 – 29 Dalton,GA 48th Anniversary Georgia Numismatic Association Coin & Currency Show, NW GA Trade & Convention Center, I-75 exit 333 800-824-7469, Fri - Sat 10 AM – 6 PM Sun 10AM – 3PM. Adm. Free. Tables 260+ $225+. Bourse: Chip Cutcliff chascoins06@yahoo.com 770-639-0190 or Mgr: Tom Youngblood, Tom.Youngblood@att.net 770-815-4042. Hotels: Comfort Inn & Suites 706-259-2583 & Country Inn & Suites 706-278-9700 More Info: www.GAmoney.org

Happy Birthday Mr. Lincoln!

Submitted by Benny Bolin on
Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States was born on February 12, 1809 in a one-room log cabin on the Sinking Spring Farm in Hardin County. He was the second child of Nancy and Thomas Lincoln. In 1830, his family moved to Macon County, Illinois. Lincoln had two love interests before meeting his future wife Mary Todd. His first, Ann Rutledge died of typhoid fever in 1835. He next courted Mary Owens of Kentucky but did not marry her. He met Mary Todd in December 1839 in Springfield, Missouri and they married on November 4, 1842.

The Ups and Downs of Current Pricing

Submitted by Scott Lindquist on
In this month’s article I will explore the vagaries of pricing along with the calls and emails I get whenever I lower the price on a note in “The Standard Guide to Small Size U.S. Paper Money, 1928 to date” (SGSS). This seems to be a common occurrence with each new edition of the SGSS. Interestingly, however, I don’t remember anyone ever calling to inquire about a price that went up! The question and answer exchange below regarding a specific price decrease caught a SGSS reader a bit off guard. “Scott, Hello. I ordered and have been comparing your 10th edition to the 9th edition.

The William Kelly Confederate Paper Money Sale – The Montgomery Collection

Submitted by Pierre Fricke on
I attended the William H. Kelly Confederate paper money sale held in conjunction with the FUN show in Orlando. Heritage auctions conducted the sale on Thursday night, January 5, 2012. We (my wife and I) arrived in Orlando Sunday, New Year’s Day to stay with a long time friend and get a jump on viewing many lots in this sale. Heading to Florida during the winter is always a well anticipated event, especially to see these friends and visit this FUN show.
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