The E-Sylum:  Volume 8, Number 51, December 4, 2005, Article 1

WAYNE'S WORDS

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We have two new book announcements this week, and
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We resurrect the topic of library care and preservation,
and invite readers to share their experience and tips.

Several readers responded with information on the
Philippine bank note error.  Speaking of errors,
Russ Rulau reported a mistake in last week's E-Sylum:
"There was a confusing typo in my recollections of
Bill Spengler. Our 3-week trip to the Soviet Union
was in June, 1973, not 1993 as reported. The Soviet
Union, of course, had ceased to exist in 1991."

Off topic:  What happens when people go a teensy bit
overboard with holiday light displays (video file):
Video File

Quiz question:  A striking image of the veins of the
human body is the central theme of which upcoming
banknote?  To find the answer, and to see what happens
when someone takes the term "laundering money" a bit
too literally, read on.  Enjoy!

Wayne Homren
Numismatic Bibliomania Society

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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