GLEANINGS FROM COIN WORLD

Michael E. Marotta has a nice article on dealer B. Max Mehl in the May 1st issue, citing, among other sources, an article in the Summer 1994 issue of The Asylum. (May 1, 2000, p20)

"would be delighted to hear from anyone with access to The Boston Evening Transcript, for the period 1855 to 1860. It is likely that some of the first authoritative information concerning U.S. coins appeared in that venue..." "to share your finds, please write to me at Box 1224, Wolfeboro, NH 03894." (May 8, 2000 issue, p68)

Wayne Homren, Editor

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The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 18, April 30, 2000, Article 7

GLEANINGS FROM COIN WORLD

Wayne Homren, Editor