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Posted by Stella Admin at 07/01/2009 9:32 am Categories: CAC, News, Stella info
StellaCoinNews applauds the efforts and success of the Numismatic Consumer Alliance, a watchdog organization founded by CAC-founder, John Albanese, to protect the industry from the tactics of unsavory telemarketers and other unscrupulous dealers. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: John Albanese Numismatic Consumer Alliance, Inc. Bedminster, New Jersey 1-908-781-9101 A consumer watchdog organization has recovered nearly $900,000 for buyers who paid far more for coins than they were worth. The money represented full refunds… Continued...
Posted by CAC at 06/23/2009 3:54 pm Categories: CAC, Stella info - (1) Comment
After months of careful preparation, the Certified Acceptance Corp. (CAC) has unveiled a Population Register on its Internet Web site giving detailed information - at no charge - on certified coins it has examined. The register encompasses all major types of federal U.S. coinage, but does not include Colonial coins or patterns. It lists the types and grades of coins - and the number of each - that CAC has… Continued...
Posted by Mike Ellis at 8:52 am Categories: DGS (Dominion Grading Service), Hot Topics, Mike Ellis Report
Hello my numismatic friends. I am sorry I have not posted anything here lately. We have been incredibly busy for a month or so now and I have been even busier with other hobby pursuits (ANA election, preparing myself for Summer Seminar, etc.) I hate to sound like I am "beating a Dead Horse" but by doing so we have a fairly compact, well documented birth and rise of… Continued...
Posted by John Feigenbaum at 06/19/2009 8:06 am Categories: DLRC Auctions, John Feigenbaum's Ramblings - (1) Comment
Whew...it's been a very busy couple of weeks here at the office. I'm a bit behind no my updates, but better late than never I suppose. Last Thursday we closed Auction #383, which featured Part IV of the Old Mission Collection (OMC). This portion of the OMC contained a number of common and slightly better-date Saints, Walkers anda handful of dated Barber quarters. Nothing was rare, except the "freshness"… Continued...
