The E-Sylum:  Volume 6, Number 23, June 8, 2003, Article 3

ASYLUM BEST ARTICLE BALLOT

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  well as the best article of the year.  The list of articles is
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  to illustrate the breadth and depth of the publication, which
  is free to members.  As always, I urge E-Sylum readers who
  who are not already members of the Numismatic Bibliomania
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  David F. Fanning, Plagiarism or Cooperation?: Two Identical
        Premium-Paid Lists of the Late Nineteenth Century.

  Q. David Bowers, Some Notes on Archives.

  David Cassel, A Misnomer Mystery Finally Solved.

  Q. David Bowers, The Fascinating Challenge of Numismatic Research.

  William Malkmus, Bibliomania Through the Ages: Four Mini-Reviews.

  Pete Smith, Response to Fanning.

  David F. Fanning, More on Identical Premium-Paid Lists.

  David Hirt, Collecting Numismatic Literature in the 1960s.

  Frederick N. Dyer, Storer's Numismatic Roots.

  W. David Perkins, My Amazing Story by a 1795 B-10 Dollar.

  David W. Lange, The Development of the Coin Album, Part 6.

  George Kolbe, Numismatics in the Age of Grolier.

  Darryl A. Atchison, A Selection of Desirable 19th Century
     Auction Sales Containing Important Canadian Numismatic
     Material

  Michael E. Marotta,  Authoring in the Collection of Titles.

  David F. Fanning, Book Review: The Coins of Pontius Pilate.

  Myron Xenos, You Don't Say: Numismatic Gleanings from the Past

  Doug Andrews, Seven Steps to Protect Your Library Investment.

  Leonard Augsburger, Genealogical Methods in Numismatic Research

  Stephen B. Pradier, What People Will Put on eBay.

  David F. Fanning, Hidden Treasures in Old Literature.

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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