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Michael Nottelmann
Michael Nottelmann is a coin collector from Chicago, Illinois who has been collecting for almost 40 years. Mike specializes in 20th Century US Type coins, but his interests are varied and include early US coinage as well. He believes that the early 1900s was the golden era of US coin design and concentrates much of his study within this time frame.
Mike works occasionally with a coin dealer in his hometown doing local coin shows on Sundays and credits much of his grading skill to this exposure. "You just have to look at a lot of coins." he says, "Then you'll know what looks right and what doesn't. It can only come through experience, so get out, go to shows and look, look, look at coins! Then look at some more!"
Among other interests, Mike is an accomplished bowler with a 300 game to his credit. He is also a long time member of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
Mike currently runs a computer tech business with his wife Ginny in the Chicago suburbs. They have 3 children who Mike claims "continue to keep him grounded, young, but largely penniless. (Not necessarily in that order.)"
Matt Dinger
Matt@coinshowradio.com
Matt Dinger is a coin dealer from Indianapolis Indiana. He currently owns and operates Lost Dutchman Rare Coins. Matt has been collecting coins since age 7 and started selling coins at age 15. He became a coin shop owner at age 22. He is now 27 years old and is the past president of the Indianapolis Coin Club. Matt has also been featured in CoinAge Magazine, CoinWorld, and The Indianapolis Business Journal. Matt is a proud member of the American Numismatic Association, Indianapolis Coin Club, Indiana State Numismatic Association, PCGS, NGC, & Central States Numismatic Society. Matt is inspired by his wife Sarah and son Jack.
Michael Nottelmann is a coin collector from Chicago, Illinois who has been collecting for almost 40 years. Mike specializes in 20th Century US Type coins, but his interests are varied and include early US coinage as well. He believes that the early 1900s was the golden era of US coin design and concentrates much of his study within this time frame.
Mike works occasionally with a coin dealer in his hometown doing local coin shows on Sundays and credits much of his grading skill to this exposure. "You just have to look at a lot of coins." he says, "Then you'll know what looks right and what doesn't. It can only come through experience, so get out, go to shows and look, look, look at coins! Then look at some more!"
Among other interests, Mike is an accomplished bowler with a 300 game to his credit. He is also a long time member of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
Mike currently runs a computer tech business with his wife Ginny in the Chicago suburbs. They have 3 children who Mike claims "continue to keep him grounded, young, but largely penniless. (Not necessarily in that order.)"
Matt@coinshowradio.com
Matt Dinger is a coin dealer from Indianapolis Indiana. He currently owns and operates Lost Dutchman Rare Coins. Matt has been collecting coins since age 7 and started selling coins at age 15. He became a coin shop owner at age 22. He is now 27 years old and is the past president of the Indianapolis Coin Club. Matt has also been featured in CoinAge Magazine, CoinWorld, and The Indianapolis Business Journal. Matt is a proud member of the American Numismatic Association, Indianapolis Coin Club, Indiana State Numismatic Association, PCGS, NGC, & Central States Numismatic Society. Matt is inspired by his wife Sarah and son Jack.