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V4 2001 INDEX       E-SYLUM ARCHIVE

The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 53, December 30, 2001, Article 16 PRINTING THE E-SYLUM Harold Welch writes: "Congrats on four excellent years of the E-Sylum! What a wonderful undertaking it has been. Is it possible to print out the entire series at once from the website? If not, and you find a new webmaster, perhaps configuring the archive so as to enable a complete printout would be a great project! By the way, I was pleased to see your reference to Dr. Richard Doty's current research which was published in the "Conder" Token Collector's Club Journal. We are expecting to publish some wonderful original research in upcoming issues. Anyone who might be interested in joining the CTCC should inquire with me at tokenmann@aol.com for further information." [The NBS Board has been discussing the idea of printing back issues of The E-Sylum, to get it out of cyberspace and onto some shelf space for posterity. The completion of volume four is as good a stopping point as any. But with each issue now taking several printed pages, a complete hardcopy would run into hundreds of pages. This would not be much of a moneymaking venture for NBS, but the society should not have to put its treasury at risk, either. Thus we will likely solicit prepaid orders at a price which covers the cost of production and shipping, plus a few extra copies to be given to the major numismatic libraries. As mentioned in previous issues, member Bill Malkmus has been compiling an excellent comprehensive index to The E-Sylum from the first issue to date. The index alone covers about forty printed pages! We've sure covered a lot of ground in that time. We don't yet have an estimate of the cost, but to express interest, please write to me at this address: whomren@coinlibrary.com. Knowing approximately how many prepaid orders to expect will help us get quotes from printers. Dealers, this means you, too - let us know if you'd have an interest in multiple copies. -Editor]

Wayne Homren, Editor

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