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If
you would like to send a comment regarding this Web site,
we would be happy to hear from you. Especially solicited
are suggestions on how to improve the site. Our aim is
to provide you with pertinent information on the McCoy
Pottery Collectors’ Society, the history of the
various McCoy potteries, Fakes & Reproductions, as
well as all of the other various aspects related to McCoy
pottery, and its collection.”
Please note
that contributions from readers are also welcomed. If you
would like to submit a “Find” of a rare
or unusual McCoy piece, or a story with any accompanying
photographs about any aspect of McCoy pottery, we would
be happy to receive it. Stories can range from such subjects
as, “How I began Collecting McCoy Pottery”,
to “A McCoy Hunting Trip Adventure”; or an
article about some technical or investigative report you
have made.
The
McCoy Pottery Collectors’ Society has among its members many experts on all types of specialty collecting areas of McCoy Pottery. If you have a question about McCoy pottery that you would like answered, please let us know. The Society, being a non-profit organization, will not subject you to a varied assortment of commercial offerings.
We
can assist you not only in identifying some unfamiliar
piece, or giving an estimate of its value, but also
in giving the history of the piece, as well as guidance
on its authenticity. All that is necessary for us
to help is to submit your question and fully describe
your piece, along with a side-view picture of your
piece, and a picture of the bottom mark, if any. Click
here to submit your question.
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