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V3 2000 INDEX E-SYLUM ARCHIVE

The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 44, October 22, 2000, Article 10

The October, 2000 issue of the American Numismatic Association's journal The Numismatist brings several items of interest to bibliophiles, including:

"The Curious Case of the Collectors Kline" by NBS Board member Joel J. Orosz, solves a mystery about coin dealers A. C. Kline and John W. Kline (p1147).

"The Inventive, Controversial Ormsby" by Gene Hessler in his "Notes on Paper" column, writes about Waterman Lilly Ormsby, Sr., author of the rare 1852 work, "A Description of the Present System of Bank Note Engraving." (p1166).

Wayne Homren, Editor

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