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V4 2001 INDEX
E-SYLUM ARCHIVE
The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 36, September 3, 2001, Article 11
NUMISMATIC PERIODICAL INDEXING
Concerning the International Numismatic Commission's Survey
of Numismatic Research, Bob Knepper writes: "I would like to
hear a little more about the contents of these books. I am often
looking for obscure info about German, and other, coins and
jetons from about 1540 to 1800. I haven't yet checked to see
if the books are available at the ANA library."
On the same subject, Granvyl G. Hulse, Jr. writes: "There is
an old adage that just because one has not seen an item it doesn't
mean that it does not exist. Please extend my thanks to Bob
Leonard for updating me on the continuing efforts of the
International Numismatic Commission. I had just not seen
anything after the 1985-90 volumes and presumed erroneously
that they had given up. They are indeed excellent references,
and if an attempt is ever made to prepare a master numismatic
subject index those volumes must be at hand. Which now begs
the question, "What is to be done?" Is this to be one of those
re-occurring discussions where everyone laments the lack of a
master numismatic periodical subject index, and then quietly fold
their tents until the subject is brought up again, to again lament on
the lack, and once more let it ride, or is there some way the
project could actually be started now? According to Parade
Magazine I have only seven and a half years to live (if you hit
seventy in good health you will live to 80.) By the time I go
shouting home to glory I would dearly like to see the master
subject index project, not only duly and truly launched, but
useable."
Wayne Homren, Editor
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