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LOOSE CHANGE: FEBRUARY 26, 2023Here are some additional items in the media this week that may be of interest. -Editor The Greysheet published a podcast with Dennis Hengeveld of World Banknote Auctions. -Editor 
Patrick Perez sits down with the president and founder of the well-established auction house of paper money as the firm expands in to U.S. currency auctions as well. The collectible currency field is growing rapidly and Dennis Hengeveld's auction house has been on of the hobby's best resources for fresh material for buying and selling world bank notes. Now the firm is expanding into the U.S. market with an auction. Patrick sits down with Dennis to dive in about his background, interests, and goals for his growing company.
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Here's another YouTube video with Dennis Hengeveld. -Editor 
Dennis Hengeveld and Ryan Baum discuss the Navy Commander Collection of US National and Gold Banknotes, selling March 10, 2023 at www.worldbanknoteauctions.com.
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Silver Oceans "is a channel about stacking physical silver bullion, precious metals news, and macro perspectives on upcoming events." The host interviews Ron Guth about his history with the hobby, silver coinage, and the silver market over the years. 19,822 views! Check it out. -Editor 
THIS is what numismatic expert Ron Guth says people are stacking in preparation for economic collapse. Ron Guth has been professionally involved in the silver and numismatic market for over 50 years as a stacker, collector, dealer, researcher, and author. He's also the creator of CoinFacts and he's held many top executive positions at Collectors Universe (PCGS). Coin World named him as one of the Top Ten Most Influential People in Numismatics from 1960-2020. In this video Ron explains that people are stacking a certain type of silver for economic collapse, a time when it becomes difficult to transact business with fiat government issued money. You won't want to miss this one! Ron adds: "Also, I conduct "Pick My Brain" livestreams on my YouTube channel every Wednesday night at 6:00 pm PST, where anyone can come on and ask questions about any aspect of numismatics. Here's a link to the livestream from February 8th: https://youtube.com/live/_49f4rpeIyA?feature=share"
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If collecting coins isn't fast-paced enough for you, how about Hot Wheels cars? -Editor
By night, he buys $5k Hot Wheels cars on eBay. The 59 year old owns what is considered the world's most valuable Hot Wheels collection, a staggering array of 7k rare toy cars that are collectively insured for $1.5m. Many are prototypes that were acquired from former Mattel employees, including a pink 1969 Rear-Loading Beach Bomb valued at ~$150k. Five decades ago, Hot Wheels were America's hottest new plaything. Today, the children of the ‘60s are fueling a small but mighty collectors' market that wheels and deals in obscure corners of the internet.
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