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The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 31, July 29, 2001, Article 11 MONEY MEANDERINGS PUBLISHED ON CD-ROM Mike Metras is also the author of a new CD-ROM compilation of articles from the Elgin Coin Club Newsletter From the press release: "Fractional Currency, The 1964 Peace Dollar, A Horde of Five Thousand Cents, A Pennsylvania Quarter Error, A Time Table of Colonial Coins, The Roman As, The Byzantine Follis, The Nickel Three Cent Piece, The Eritrean Nakfa, Sicilian Coin Collections, The Lincoln Cent, The Tasmanian Devil, The 1998 ANA Summer Seminar, and The Minting Process are just a few of the more that 85 articles appearing in the just-released Money Meanderings: An Introduction to Numismatics. Assembled and edited by Michael Metras from Elgin Coin Club Newsletter articles, Money Meanderings holds a wide variety of fascinating knowledge for the beginning and seasoned collector alike. First published in January, 1994, the Elgin Coin Club Newsletter is written for the Elgin Coin Club of Elgin, Illinois. During the Newsletter's first six years, the American Numismatic Association (ANA) awarded it first place as the Outstanding Local Publication three years and second and third place two other years. Michael Metras, a collector for 47 years, was the writer, editor, and publisher of the Newsletter during those years. Money Meanderings is an interactive book on CD-ROM in HTML format for viewing on any computer with an internet browser and CD-ROM drive. The book includes the following: * Eighty six articles are illustrated by more than 180 large clear graphics. * The table of contents and extensive index allow you to jump directly to specific articles and topics. * A bibliography lists over 75 sources including internet links. * Internal links lead you between articles and to the internet for additional information. Money Meanderings is available for $17.95 postage paid. Send check or money order to Michael Metras, Box 314, Somonauk, IL 60552-0314. You can also contact the author at mikemetras@prairienet.com."

Wayne Homren, Editor

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