Rich Hartford Marked Half

[SilverForBrains]

Proof that some clad coins are better to find than silver

 

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[FreedomUIC]

I also believe that Scuba Steve posted a picture of Rich when he was younger. Rich as a Police Officer, spent his life keeping us safe and then gave us a really good read with his CRH stories.

Rich was all class.

 

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[SilverForBrains]

Does anyone remember the thread where Rich posted he dressed up in a suit, had a pipe in his mouth, and said he had a Ph.D. and researched coins? That is what he told tellers. I laughed so hard I cried. He got silver

LOL and good memories,
apush

LOL that's awesome!

 

[SMurzin]

Scuba Steve would know for sure, if he is still lurking. I really doubt that Rich marked any of his coins, he just wasn't like that.

That is absolutely his handwriting. I was shocked myself to see it. We chatted briefly about marked coins but he never told me that he was doing it. Thats the kid of guy he was - full of cool surprises. I would have died to get one in a box. Rest in Piece dad.

 

[SMurzin]

Proof that some clad coins are better to find than silver

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That is an awesome find! Definitely better than silver.

 

[OmegaMan]

Wow, that's a cool find. I remember him well. I haven't stopped by here in a while and what a cool blast from the past.

 

[steeda]

My heart just skipped a beat. I don't post often, but I could not help but post. He was a good friend who is dearly missed.

He was the King of CRH, but more than that, he was a good man that loved his family and took time to help all of us on the Net. And, he had the best sense of humor to boot. This was in the old days when folks were a tad kinder to each other on the Net.

apush

I agree, I remember his posts, buying many boxes of halves! And on top of that a great person. I have to look for his posts now.

Sad that he passed. He will always be remembered.