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John hosts Hunter Hicks, of Hicks Coins, a young and prominent figure in the coin business, to discuss his experience and expectations for the Whitman Expo. Hunter introduces himself and his background, including running his own coin business, working with the PNG, and interning at various significant firms. He details his plans for the Expo, emphasizing aggressive buying and selling, and showcases a variety of coins he intends to submit for grading. The discussion covers various strategies for coin grading and the significance of CAC stickers and certifications. They also highlight the importance of mentoring young numismatists through programs like the PNG NextGen. The podcast concludes with a light-hearted exchange about the challenges and learning opportunities in the coin industry.
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Author: John Feigenbaum
The President, CEO and managing partner at CDN Publishing, John Feigenbaum, has been a professional numismatist since 1979. Formerly president of David Lawrence Rare Coins, John has taken on Publishing and executive responsibilities for CDN Publishing. John has written for numerous trade publications and published "The Complete Guide to Washington Quarters" in 1991. In 2014, John received the PNG Abe Kosoff Founders Award for "his steadfast dedication to the entire numismatic community".
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