The E-Sylum:  Volume 6, Number 29, July 20, 2003, Article 22

FEATURED WEB PAGE

  Regarding last week's Featured Web Page, Larry Gaye writes:
  "I read the presentation on Canadian Tokens by Greg Burns
  and was delighted by it.  Thanks for posting the link and
  introducing a well presented web page."

  If you come across an interesting numismatic web site or web
  page, please let me know about it.  We tend to avoid commercial
  sites, but make exceptions for interesting content of a
  noncommercial nature.  Where do I find all these web sites?
  Mostly by dreaming up some more-or-less random web search
  terms, sometimes related to one of the items discussed at 10pm
  Sunday night before finalizing the week's issue.

  Why not try this yourself?   Pick some terms of interest to you
  and see what turns up.  Even if you've already made an
  exhaustive web search, new content appears daily and if you
  haven't done a search recently, it's time to try again.

  This week's featured web page is an article by J. Hunter
  Barbour from the pages of the Journal of the Colonial
  Williamsburg Foundation.  Titled "Enduring Images of War,"

  "DEPICTED IN THIS photographic essay are rare and
  precious representations of George Washington, as well as
  selected events associated with his service to America,
  chosen from the collection of Joseph R. Lasser of Scarsdale,
  New York. Each is a commemorative medal or medallion
  struck between 1778 and 1808, most to celebrate a man
  and his life, as well as the emergence of his nation."

  http://www.history.org/Foundation/journal/Winter02-03/coins.cfm
  

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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