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#13
10-05-2010, 10:16 AM
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That's actually a very good idea. Provenance is something that is very important in the coin world but underappreciated in our hobby. Rare coin ownership can often be traced back continuously to the 19th century, but only some rare baseball cards, such as those owned by Carter and Nagy, can be. Almost all of that information has been lost: why isn't every Wagner, for example, traced back to multiple previous owners?
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