E-Gobrecht, vol. 3, no. 3

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TheE-Gobrecht
Volume3,Issue3,March2007
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TheE-Gobrechtis anawardwinningelectronicpublicationoftheLibertySeated
CollectorsClub(LSCC). TheLSCC is anon-profitorganizationdedicatedtothe
attributionsoftheLibertySeatedCoinseries. TheLSCCprovidestheinformation
containedinthis emailnewsletterfromvarioussources freeofchargeasageneralservice
tothemembershipandotherswiththisnumismaticinterest. Youdonothavetobea
LSCC membertobenefitfromthisnewsletter;subscriptiontotheE-Gobrechtis available
toanyone. Alldisclaimers areineffectasthecompletenessand/oraccuracyofthe
informationcontainedhereincannotbecompletelyverified. Contactinformationis
includedneartheendofthisnewsletter.
MiscellaneousNotesfromtheEditor
Editor’s Comments. HereisamajorLSCC announcement! Thanks totheeffortsofLen
Augsburger,theLSCC websiteis nowonlineathttp://www.lsccweb.org. Thewebsiteis
stillindevelopmentbutincludes a GobrechtJournalComprehensive Index,whichis
postedonthe"Resources"page. Therearealsopages forclubevents,alistingof
officers, andan LSCC awardhistory. Pleasecheckitoutandbookmarkitforfuture
reference. Thanks, Len,formakingthislongtime goalareality.
Wenowhave246 subscribers. Igetafewrejectionsandadditionseverymonth
butwehaveasteadysubscriberbaseofalmost250. Thanksto everyoneforyourinterest
andsupport.
Duetopopulardemand, Idecidedtoemailfutureissues oftheE-Gobrechtin
PDFformat. Ibelievethischangeisforthebetter,allowmorepicturestobeusedineach
issue,andalsoallowittobemorequicklydownloadedbydial-upinternetaccess
subscribers. Youwillneedacopyof AdobeReader,which you can downloadforfree
from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html. (Besides, you'llprobably
runacross otherPDFdocuments elsewhereontheWeb.)
Thenextregional LSCCmeetingwillbeattheBaltimoreCoinandCurrency
ConventiononMarch24 (Saturday)at 9AMinRoom301. Additionalinfoonthe
Baltimoreshowis at
http://www.whitmanexpo.com/contentPages/Schedule_Baltimore.aspx.
Acknowledgements. ManythankstoJimGray,GerryFortin, LenAugsburger,
andthesubscriberswho correspondedwithme.
Availabilityofpastissues. Throughthe generosityofGerryFortin,theprevious
issuesofthe E-Gobrechtarereadilyaccessibleon hisseateddimewebsiteat
http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/LSCC.htm.
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Please considersubmittingsomethingforprint. It neednotbeelaborate;it canbe
somethingassimpleas ashortnoteon yourfavoritevariety,neatfind,nicecherrypick,
happeningsatacoinshow,rareLibertySeatedcoinagecomingupfor auction,etc. If
youareinterestedinit,restassured,otherswillbetoo! Sharinginformationisa goalof
thisnewsletter. Thisis acontinuingplea.
Featuresinthis issue
==> QuestionofMonthbyJimGray.
==> AuctionNewsbyJimGray.
==> LibertySeatedDime Web-bookUpdatebyGerryFortin.
==> MoreonChristian GobrechtmedalsbyLen Augsburger.
==> Recentsubscribercorrespondence.
==> AdvertisementsfortheSaleof LibertySeatedCoinage.
==> LSCC Calendar.
==> Informationonthe LibertySeatedCollectors Club.
Details
==> Questionofthe monthbyJimGray. Thisforumhopestoincreasecollector
interactionandcorrespondence. Yourparticipationiswelcomedandencouraged. Send
[email protected].
LastMonth’s(February) Question
In youropinion,are20-centpiecesand Tradedollarslegitimate parts ofthe Liberty
SeatedSeries?
FromKeithScott: Acollectorcandefinelimits basedonbudget,time,and
availability. Afterthatit'safree-for-allandbargainscanmaketherulesbendable. I
extendmyseatedlibertyrulestoincludepatterndesignvariationswithemphasison
copperand aluminum. Howmanypeople knowofthe1854seatedlibertycent(J-156-
159)? Ialsocollectbooksoncoinagedesignand alwayslookfor earlyrelativesbackto
ancients. Sculptors andengravers attheMintproducedother formsofdesignssuchas
drawings,castings,andcarvingsthataremostlynotaccountedfor. Iwouldwelcomeany
earlySLprototypeartformthough Ihaveneverseenany. Ihavealways preferredthe
tradedollardesignpersonally.
FromBillBugert: Most definitely! Eventhough thetwentycentpiecewas
designed byWilliamBarber,itwas modeled aftertheLibertySeateddesign oftheother
series. BarberalsodesignedtheTradeDollar. In myopinion,its design,eventhough
noticeablydifferent, was looselymodeled afterthe LibertySeatedcoinage.
This Month’s(March)Question
Would youbuyarareSeatedcoin,suchas an1874-CCdimeoran1878-Shalfdollar,
thathasnotbeencertifiedandencapsulatedbyamajor gradingservice?
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AUCTIONNEWS
ByJimGray
TheGoldbergPre-LongBeachsale featuredasplendid1838-OhalfdimeinMS-
64thatwasarealbeautyandsoldfor$16,100. AnMS-621844-Ohalfdime,withafull
strikeandlovelytoning,soldfor$7,705afterhavingnotsoldattheHeritage2006
CentralStates sale.
Abrightfrosty1855-Squarterin MS-64,amongthefinest known,went for
$24,150where an1862-SquarterinAU-53brought$2,300and an1865-SquarterinAU-
50wentfor$1,323.
AnMS-641874-CC half dollarwithnicenaturaltoningand, amongthebest
known,soldfor$39,000.
ItwasslimpickingsforSeatedcollectors attheBowers &Merena Pre-Long
BeachsaleastheonlySeatedcoinofnotewas an1859-SdimeinVF-30thatdidnotsell.
TheHeritage LongBeachsalefeaturedan1840-OwithdraperyhalfdimeinMS-
63andtiedforfinestcertified. Thiscoindidnotsellasitwasrathersoftlystruckandhad
deep murkytoning,particularlyontheobverse. This samecoindidnotsellinanMS-62
holderattheHeritageAtlantasalein2006. An1844-OhalfdimeinAU-55 wentfor
$2,530andan1846inXF-45soldfor$2,990,whileawellstruck, attractiveAU-551846
halfdimedidnotsell.
FivescarceSmintdimes weresoldincludingan1856-Scleaned withAUdetail,
butcorrodedfor$632,matchingXF-451858-Sdimeswentfor$805 and$977;an1858-
SwithAU-55detail,butscratched,wentfor$1,150;andan1859-S,which was acleaned
AUwentfor$1,380. An 1860-OdimeinVG-10 withnicenaturaltoningsoldfor$920
whereas an1872-CC dimewithAUdetailsandaniceappearancedespitecleaning,
granularsurfaces,and arepair,stillsoldfor$5,462.
An1854-OhugeOquarter,whichwasanatural grayVF-35,wentfor$4,312;an
1858-SwithAUdetails,butcleaned,wentfor$1,610. Anicelytoned1864-Squarter
withadullmarkacross thereverseshieldstillbrought$2,587whilean1871-CCin Fr-2,
which wasastretch,wentfor$1,610.
TherareCarsonCityhalfdollarswentasfollows; 1870-CC VF-30withno Eand
littleoftheRshowingon thescrolldidnotsellwhileanicelytonedAU, whichhad
previouslybeencleaned, soldfor$12,640. Acleaned1871-CC wentfor$1,265,a
cleaned XF-451873-CC noarrowswentfor$1,953,acleanedAU-501873-CCarrows
wentfor$1,495,acleaned1874-CC halfwentfor$2,760andacleaned1878-CC inXF-
45wentfor$4,312. ThestaroftherareCarsonCitydates wasan MS-641874-CC with
nicetoningwhichrealized$44,850.
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An1872-CC dollarinAU-50,butdippedtodeath,didnotsellwhereas an 1878-
CC TradeDollarincleanedAUsoldfor$2,070. Averyattractive1878-CCTradeDollar
inMS-60hammeredfor $16,100.
==> LibertySeatedDime Web-bookUpdatebyGerryFortin. TherecentChineseNew
Yearholidaywas arestfulperiod,withextratimeavailableforchattingwithfellow
seatedcoinagecollectors andforadditionalweb-bookupdates.
Firstafewcommentsabouttheimportanceofthis year’s ChineseNewYearare
inorder. TheforthcomingYearoftheGolden PigisspecialtoChinesepeopledueto
anticipatedprosperities forbabiesbornduringthenexttwelvemonths. TheYearofthe
GoldenPigoccurs infrequently,onlyonceinsixtyyearsand marks anideal timefor
marriageandconception. Isawarashofweddings inJanuary(actuallyattendingone)as
couplesprepared foraonceinalifetimeopportunityprovidedbytheChinese Lunar
calendar. Theeveningfireworkswereagainspectacularthroughouttheholidayperiod
withintenseexhibitsonNewYeareve. On Saturdayevening,individualsmanagedtheir
ownfireworksdisplays oneverystreetcornerstartingat8:00pmandcontinuedtoa
massivecrescendoat midnight. Thesoundsweredeafeningandtheairheldthe
traditionalaromaof gunpowderas Chinesemenexplodemassivestringsof firecrackers,
cherrybombs, andeveryimaginableformofskyboundpyrotechnics. The samefestive
displayoccurredon Wednesdayeveningaslocals markedtheendoftheholiday
celebrationswithanotherexcitingeveningofsoundsandcolors.
TheLibertySeated Dime Web-bookat www.seateddimevarieties.comnowoffers
anopen seatedcoinageregistrymodulestartingwith LibertySeateddimes. The“open
registry”conceptallows collectorstolisttheirraw andslabbedseatedcoins ina
“registry”format. ManycollectorsbuildoutstandingsetsintheVFthrough AU grade
rangesbutfindthemselvesexcludedfromthePCGSandNGC registriesduetotheirraw
coins. Thenew“openregistry”moduleaddresses thisissueandreliesonindividual
integritywhensubmittingrawgrades. As stated, theLibertySeateddimemoduleis
complete withthreeavailablesets,BasicSet– Business Strikes, WithVarieties–
BusinessStrikesandTop 100Varieties. Inputformsforeachsetcanbedownloaded
(Excelformat)and mailedtoGerryFortinforpublishing. Iamwatchingtheinterest
levelforLibertySeateddimesbefore expandingthe“openregistry”tohalfdimesand
quarters. You arewelcomedtoviewthesetsofthefirstparticipants atthefollowing
links. Hopefully,therewillbemoreinterestasaresultofthisE-Gobrecht update.
http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/registry/dimetop100_index.htm
http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/registry/dimebusinessvariety_index.htm
http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/registry/dimebusiness_index.htm
TheSeatedDimeweb-bookpreviewsectionsawafaceliftduringChineseNew
Year. Itseemsthat Ihavebeenplacingallmyenergiestowardsenhancingweb-book
conceptandignoringthepreviewsection. Iadded the1874-Sand1874-CC
date/mintmarkstothepreviewcontentalongwithimprovementstotheexisting 1874
WithArrowscontentand selectedimages. Pleasetakealookattherevised preview
contentat http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/preview/index.htm.
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Asalways,thereisnewweb-bookcontentasreadersandthe authormaintaintheir
search fornewvarieties. Somecontentadditionsincludeanew1838obversediepairing
forShattered Obverse#2 variety,an 1876Type IIreversevarietyfinallymatchedto Kam
Ahwash’s A-8listing, and anew1877-CC TypeIIreversediepairingsubmittedbya
readerofthemessageboard. CoinJPpostedhisrecentacquisitionandwithin48hours,
theunlisteddiepairingwasattributedandlistedas F-118.
TheSeatedCoinagemessageboards continuetheirpopularity. Ourregistered
memberlist grewtoanamazing73individuals, manyofwhich areactiveparticipantsin
theSeatedquarterandhalfdollarQ&Aforums. Postingareaveraging16perday. Gerry
Fortinachievedthe1,000th postingmilestone,usingthe1,000thposttorecognizethe
dedicationofmemberswhohavemadethemessageboardsastrongsuccess.
AsAlways……HappyHunting!
==> MoreonChristian Gobrechtmedals byLen Augsburger. In August2006,
AmericanNumismaticRaritiespresentedthefirstsubstantialofferingofde-accessioned
archival materialfromtheAmericanBankNoteCompany. This consisted primarilyof
platesanddies usedforcurrency,stockcertificatesandotherpaperitems,awonderful
selectionof19thcenturyvignettes andimagery. Recently, H.R.Harmerpresented a
similarofferingofAmericanBankNoteCompanymaterialincludingacoupleof
ChristianGobrechtrelated items,whichare, picturedhere (lot2036intheHarmersaleof
1/31/2007).
Theimage(ontheright)oftheAlexander Imedal isthemoreinterestingofthe
twopieces. Thecaption reads"ChristianGobrechtInventor/Executed1817". The
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captionsrefers nottothemedalitself,butratherto theprocessofconvertingthethree
dimensionalmedaltoatwo-dimensionalimagesuitableforprinting. Knownasa"medal
rulingmachine," Gobrechtconstructedsucha contraptionaround1817,andseveral
othersarethoughttohaveindependentlycreatedsimilardevices(notsurprisingly,much
litigationlaterensued).
Thesecondimage(ontheleft)isthatofan award medalfromtheMassachusetts
CharitableMechanicsAssociation,JulianAM-33, engravedbyChristianGobrechtin
1837. Theexistenceofthesetwoimages,hereon paper,suggeststhatthe American
Bank NoteCompanyhad engravingplates manufacturedwiththeseidenticalimages.
Perhapswewillbeseeingtheactualplates atafutureauction. Theappearanceofthe
"Alexander"platewould besignificant,sinceitwouldrepresentoneoftheearliestknown
attemptsat medalruling, andespeciallynotabletoseatedcollectorsas aGobrecht
emission.
==> Subscribercorrespondence.
FromLathmach(userIDonGerryFortin’sforum): Iwanttosaythanks forall
themembers thatcontributetheirtimeso we laggardscan enjoythelatest news inthe
Seatedfield. Therewas aquestionfromDarryl Lukeconcerningan1858-SSeated
Quarterwithanunknown(tohim) mintmarkplacement. Therewas mentionofthetwo
reverses listedin Larry’sbook. Therearehowever,threereversesforthis. Thereisthe
onewiththemintmarkto thefarrightinthecrotch,andtheonewiththemintmark
centeredinthecrotchthatarementionedin Larry’sbook,thenthereistherarestofthe
three,theonewiththemintmarktothefarleftinthecrotch. IbelieveIown threeofthis
farleftmintmarkvariety.
Also,therewas aquestionfromsomeonefromAZwonderingaboutattributesfor
the1839 LongClaws Quarter. Onethingnot mentioned,thatIusetoidentifyit,isthe
dentilsunderthe 9 digitinthedate. Thereis onetippedtotheright,touchinganother. It
forms aclosedtriangle. Thisis adiagnosticcharacteristicforthisvariety. Ofcourse,the
coinhas tobehigh enoughin gradetostillhavethedentils visibleinthatarea.
ConcerningtheLongClawsSeatedQuarter, Iseethemfromtimetotimeon
EBay,sowhiletheymaybethescarcestvariety, Idon'tthinkthey'rerare.
FromAZ: EBayalert! Hereisalistingfromarecent EBayauction(itemnumber
180084274956). “1841-O SeatedHalfDollarwiththe"BaseballCrack"Reversein
Good+ condition. An extremelyrareandsoughtaftervarietybySeatedHalfDollar
collectors. CoinshowsDieCracksontheReversethatresembletheseams ofabaseball.
Coinis inGood+ conditionbuthasafewoldObversescratchesvisiblefrom Liberty's lap
totheRightObversefield. Listedin WileyBugertas WB-102. Veryseldomseenor
offeredandalwaysindemand. AniceexampleofanearlydateNewOrleans coin. Coin
looks tobetotallyoriginalanddoesnotappearto havebeencleanedordippedinthe
past.” Thislotwaslistedas aBuy-Now”for$385 andareserveof$395. Itdidnotsell.
FromViewfromtheRim: Whata"powerhouse"issueoftheGobrechtJournal
justpast (November2006). Gerry's DimeSurveyresults andTop100, Len's 1873Assay
Commission(oldrecords attheNationalArchives reallydocauseone'sallergiesto
surface),Bob's reviewof theJules ReiverSale,Tom'sDDTheoryis truebrainyscience,
Bill's1857-SHalfDollar diemarriages (Pow-Wow-er!),andofcourseRandy's1861-Os.
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Superqualitystuff guys andthetime youspendputtingthesejournal articlestogetheris
greatlyappreciatedbyatleastthisonesinglereader/member!
JimGray, your“AuctionReview”Newsisfabulousinformationpost-sale. Being
abletoformulateinone's mindwhatishappeningontheauctionblockinmanydifferent
salevenuesis extremelyhelpfulinplanningone's own futurepurchasingstrategies. Any
chance youmightconsidercommentingonsales resultsrelatedtosomeofthemajor
varietiesintheseriesas well? Also,thetimingmaynotworkfor whenan auctionis
scheduled, ortheauction cataloggettinginyourhandsintime,vs.thedeadlineforE-
Gobrecht,butitwouldsurebeniceto get yourreviewsandpredictionsbeforeamajor
saletoo? Whatdo youthink?
Ron Feuer, readingabout yourlong-termforeverlastingtreasurehuntfora
'cherry picked'1873DDODimewasveryinteresting. Ohheck,does this mean Ihaveat
leastanother600+ to go basedoncurrenttrend? Areallytoughdoubledietofind!
Anybodygota coupleof circulatedbagsofL.S.dimessquirreledawaythat theyhaven't
lookedthrough?
FromPK: WANTED: Alwayslookingfor majordiebreaks/retained
cuds/cuds/shatteredterminaldiestateson LibertySeatedQuarters,and majorrotateddies
greaterthan75degrees CWorCCW. My Preferenceis forbreaks/cuds in thefieldareas
only,norimcuds. Pleasereplythroughthee-mailvenueoftheE-Gobrechtnewsletter.
Thank you!
FromDonBennett: Is theLSCCcensus madeavailabletoallmembers? Isent
this year’sduesto Lenso itwouldbeextremelyhelpfultohaveaccesstothat
information. IwouldassumethattheLSCCcensusisonlyof membersholdingssonot
quiteclearonhowthatwouldrelatetothetotalpopulation. Whomwould Iasktoobtain
LSCC censusfiguresforall LibertySeateddenominations? (Editor’sreply: Thehalf
dollarcensusis inGobrechtJournal issue91,November 2004. Halfdimeresultswerein
Issue95,March2006. Thedimetop100varietiesare inissue97,November2006. The
completedimeresultswillbeintheMarch2007issue. Thequartersurveyisongoing
now. Thedollars willbelater. Copies ofthepastissuesareavailabledirectlyfromJohn
McCloskey,PresidentoftheLSCC.)
FromDaveSchaefer: In GobrechtJournalissue #96,Jack Whitefeatured an
1869 LibertySeateddollarwithevidenceofamisplaced"1"andreversediecracks. I'd
liketoreportthatmyEF- gradeexampleofthe1869 LibertySeateddollar has thesame
misplaced"1"andreversediecracksasJack'scoin.
FromSaulTeichman: Iwaswonderingif anyoneinthe LibertySeated
CollectorsClubknowswhoownsthecopper1839 GobrechtdollarpatternJudd109? We
aretryingto geta colorimageofitfornotonlythewww.uspatterns.com websitebutalso
forabookonthe1836-9 Gobrechtdollars. This pieceisillustratedinthefirstseven
editionsofJuddbutwewouldliketo getacolor image. Ownershipofthepiecewould
bekeptconfidential. Itis theonlyonewearelackinganimageofotherthanthe1838
reversehubtrial. Anyhelp youor yourgroupcouldprovidewouldbegreatly
appreciated. (Editor,pleasemailmeanyinformationandIwillpassitontoSaul.
Thanks!)
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FromMichael Kennedy: Iwasfillingout my
LibertySeatedQuartersurveyas I’mamemberofthe
club. Iknowthrureadingthatitisbelievedthe
compasspointreversestops withthe1858,unlessI’m
notcurrentwiththeresearchwhichwouldnot
surpriseme! As Iwascheckingoutmy1859 P, I
noticedthatithasthesametypeofdiemarkon
reverseintheexactpositionas thecompasspoint. I
firstfiguredthatsomeperson orobjectdentedthe
coinandbycoincidentit is inthesamelocation. The
markon mycoinis deeperthan my1849Compass
pointandnotaswellformed. Therefore, Ithendismissed theidea andcontinuedwiththe
survey.
After Ithoughtaboutitforafewdays, Ihavedecidedtosend you ascanofthe
reversefor yourcomments orifothermembershaveseenthisreverse.
(Editor: Isentthisquerytoacoupleofquarterexperts. Jim Grayrepliedwith: “My
1859quarterhadthecompasspointreverseso I knowtheyexist. Thedepressiononthe
subjectcoinislarger thatminewasbuttheexcessivewear myaccountforthat.” Len
Augsburger repliedwith: “Theanswermaylieontheobverse. Ifitispost-striking
damage, I'dexpecttosee someweakness attheoppositepointontheobverse. The
definitivearticle isinGJ#73byCraigSholley. Henotesseeingitas lateas1876(on
halves)andsecondlythatitwasacharacteristicofmanyseries,notjustquarters.”
Michaelcheckedhis coin andfoundnoweakness ontheobverse. Anycommentsanyone
else?)
FromPhilDeRosa: Yourequestedinputas toformat. Unfortunately,wedon't
haveMicrosoft Wordon ourcomputersohadtosendittoafriendtoreformatinto
AdobeorPDFformat. MaybeitwouldbepossibletosenditineitherHTMLformat,
whicheveryonehas,oralternativelyAdobe/PDFformat. Justathought.
FromJimGray: Respondingto AZandothers referencethe1870quarter
(Editor,lastissueoftheE-Gobrechthadarequestfor informationonwhether youcould
tellifaCC mintmarkwasremovedfroman1870 quarter.). Theyarealllookingatthe
wrongsideofthecoin. All1870quartersarestruckfromabadlyrustedobversedie
involvingallof Libertyanditcanbeseenon coins grading A/G-G. If you wantto
identifyan1870quarter, lookattheobverse.
FromTomBaroody: Ontheformatissue,Iconverted your Wordfileto PDFand
itmakesforanicepresentation,seeattached. If youwouldliketodoforthisandfuture
issues(orevenpastones),I’dbehappytodothis for youif youdon’thavetheAdobe
Acrobatprogram. Letmeknow.
FromBillBugert: INFORMATION WANTED: Iam conductingextensive
researchonthelifeandinterests ofMartin LutherBeistle,theauthorofthe1929
referenceofthehalfdollarbookentitled ARegisterofHalfDollarDieVarieties andSub
– Varieties. Ihavedeterminedthat,alongwithhard green clotheditions,heprinted135
specialeditioncopiesof his book. Thesewereindividuallynumbered withaspecialsoft
leatherboundwith goldedgepages. Iamtryingto accountforthespecialleatherbound
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editions. Ido knowthatCopy#1was giventoColE.H.Green andthatcopy#4
currentlyresides withMLB’sfamily. Does anyreader haveacopyor knowwhohas a
copyofhis specialleatherboundbook? Pleaseemailmeat [email protected]. Thanks!
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Calendar
- RegionalMeetingoftheLSCC attheBaltimoreCoinShow- Saturday,
March24th,2007at9 AM,inRoom301oftheBaltimoreConvention Center.
- Nextissueofthe GobrechtJournalmailedto LSCCmembers– March2007.
- Quartercensusdueto Len Augsburger– March 15,2007.
- RegionalMeetingoftheLSCC atCentralStates,St,Louis,MO – May11,2007at9
AM.
- AnnualMeetingoftheLSCC attheANAConvention,Milwaukee, WI– August2007.
- 100thIssueoftheGobrechtJournal– November2007.
Information,input,comments,criticisms, orsuggestionsforimprovementstothis E-
Gobrechtareactivelysolicitedfromanyoneand maybesentto [email protected]
writingor calling:
BillBugert
Editor,E-Gobrecht
P.O.Box 3761
Gettysburg, PA17325-6927
[phone]
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thewords"Subscribe/Unsubscribe"inthesubject lineofthemessageto
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InformationontheLiberty SeatedCollectors Club
TheLSCC Pledge. Toencourage,promote,anddispensenumismaticknowledgeofthe
LibertySeatedcoins;tocultivatefraternalrelations amongitsmembers andallthose
interestedinthescienceofnumismatics.
LSCC Officers.
President: John McCloskey.
Vice-President: LarryBriggs.
Secretary/Treasurer: Len Augsburger.
LSCC Membership Information. Dues are$15peryear andincludethreeissues of The
GobrechtJournal,anawardwinningnumismaticpublication. TojointheLibertySeated
CollectorsClub,forTheGobrechtJournal mailingaddresschanges,orfor other
membershipquestions,correspondwiththeLSCC SecretaryLenAugsburgerat:
LeonardAugsburger
P.O.Box 6114
VernonHills,IL60061
Phone:[phone].
Email: [email protected].
Articles,comments,oradvertisementsforpublicationinTheGobrechtJournal maybe
addressedtotheLSCC President:
Dr.John W.McCloskey
President, LSCC,andEditor,TheGobrechtJournal
Emailaddress: [email protected]
The E-Gobrecht isnotcopyrighted; useitscontentfreelybutpleasebesuretoquote
the E-Gobrechtandthe Liberty SeatedCollectorsClub.
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