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Welcome back to numismatic literature! Your editor feels like an old timer at 41, having been into the hobby for 20 years now. I actually got started in grad school. I had always been interested in numismatics, but didn't start buying books until I lived in Ann Arbor while getting a degree at the University of Michigan. There were lots of used bookstores and I browsed whenever I got a chance, finding the occasional early Redbook and several standard references. From there it snowballed into full-blown numismatic bibliomania.

Wayne Homren, Editor

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The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 20, May 14, 2000, Article 2

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Wayne Homren, Editor