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The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 33, August 12, 2001, Article 5 CARSON CITY BOOK UPDATED Jim Halperin writes: "Enjoyed the latest E-Sylum as always. Your readers might be interested in knowing that the newest edition of Doug Winter's book, Gold Coins of the Carson City Mint, 1870-1893, just arrived from the printer last week. For more info: http://www.CarsonCityGold.com." The following is an except from the Doug Winters' comments on his book from the above web site: "My first book on Carson City gold coinage was published in 1994. It was an immediate success and quickly became the standard reference on the series. Within a few years, it had become scarce and a collector's item. Ironically, as the first book became more valuable, it became less useful. Some hoards of Carson City gold coins had entered the market in the mid-1990's and changed the population figures that I had suggested for a number of issues Some great old collections came on the market and a number of new Condition Census pieces made my old listings obsolete. I decided to totally revise the book in 2000 and made it similar in format and design to the Charlotte and Dahlonega books that I had published in 1998 and 1999 respectively."

Wayne Homren, Editor

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