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V4 2001 INDEX       E-SYLUM ARCHIVE

The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 33, August 12, 2001, Article 7 SUBSCRIBER PROFILES New subscriber Martin Purdy writes: "My main numismatic interests are Scottish, as are my oldest numismatic books (Numismata Scotiae, 1786) and a few 19th-century volumes, including the three volumes of Burns (1887). I'm also pleased to be the temporary custodian of the oldest volume in the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand Library collection (Familiae Antiquae in Antiquis Numismatibus, 1663). I learned about your list from the "closing-down" posting of the Numislit mailing list." New subscriber Kjell Holmberg writes: "I am, for 20 years, an enthusiastic collector of numismatic literature - with main focus towards 17th, 18th and 19th century books, as well as numismatic auction catalogues and price lists. The geographical focus is Sweden, Norway and Denmark. I am also a member of the Swedish Numismatic Society." New subscriber Schneider writes: "I have known about The E-Sylum for a while, but signed up after reading Stuart Segan's piece in the August 13 issue of Coin World. My interests are pretty much all coinage of the USA. My primary studies are in the Liberty Nickel series. Even have a website devoted to them: http://www.libertynickels.org.

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