CoinTelevision Video of the Week: Spider Press Prints Lincoln Lithographs at FUN Summer Coin Convention 2022
The technology that printed America’s bank notes in the 1800’s was on display at the Florida United Numismatists Summer Coin Convention.
These are selections from the David Lisot Video Library that feature news and personalities from the world of coin collecting. David has been attending coin conventions since 1972 and began videotaping in 1985. The Newman Numismatic Portal now lists most of David’s videos at: https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/multimediadetail/522852
Mike Bean, Retired, Bureau of engraving & Printing, David Lisot, Interviewer, CoinTelevision.com. July 8, 2022. The technology that printed America’s bank notes in the 1800’s was on display at the Florida United Numismatists Summer Coin Convention. Mike Bean brought the Spider Press and created collectibles for the show.
David’s comments: If you collect bank notes you will appreciate the series of steps required to produce large size bills. Mike Bean is a great numismatic icon doing displays of this old-time technology. This was an event at the Florida United Numismatists Convention in July. More reasons to go to a coin show!
David Lisot, Executive Producer
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Our organization was founded by seasoned coin expert David Lisot in 1999 with the express purpose of providing video content for coin collectors. Today, our library of coin collector videos is the largest in the world. By traveling around to different lectures and conventions, we have developed a collection of videos featuring some of the most respected numismatic personalities. With current and archival videos both available, you can see just how much numismatic trends have changed over the years.
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