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My primary purpose in building this web site is to make a
community where you and I can share information about
RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS.
 The
collecting of North American railroad stocks and bonds is
very popular in the United States, Canada, Germany, and Great
Britain. Nonetheless, by comparison to the stamp and coin
hobbies, we are spread very thin indeed.
We need someplace where we can communicate on an on-going
basis. The web is the perfect place, because distances do
not exist.
Over the years, we have dramatically improved our collective level
of knowledge. Since this is a one-man project, I do
not have time to do things as quickly as I would like, so
please be patient with me.
While you are here, please look around the web site a while.
Bookmark the places you might like to revisit. I generally do not change page names, so you can return and not find a
broken link. I am constantly adding more pages to the site, so you can
always make suggestions about content and direction.
I work under the assumption that I am only one tiny part
of the number of collectors who will extend indefinitely into
the future. While I have opinions, I never assume that I am
correct more than about half the time. In my world, YOU, and
collectors like you, fill out the parts and the information
I miss. I depend on YOU to correct my errors and oversights.
When you contribute knowledge about stock and bond collecting,
you are helping every other collector out there. For now and
years into the future.
Whether you are a raw beginner or a seasoned expert, I invite
you to join in. Click on How
You Can Help.
One final thing. I am a cataloger. I collect information.
While I occasionally buy certificates for my tiny personal
collection, I am NOT a serious collector. Nor am I a dealer
(although I was in the business back in the early 1990s.)
Therefore, I have no interest in pushing prices higher nor
in keeping them depressed. I report on prices as I see them.
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