The E-Sylum:  Volume 9, Number 13, March 26, 2006, Article 4

ANA JOURNAL TO DEBUT IN APRIL

The following information is taken from a draft press release
forwarded by Barbara Gregory of the ANA:

"April will mark the debut of ANA JOURNAL (ANAJ), the American
Numismatic Association¹s new quarterly publication devoted to
advanced studies in numismatics. The inaugural Spring 2006 issue
highlights the proceedings of the Maynard Sundman/Littleton Coin
Company Lecture Series presented at the ANA World's Fair of Money
in San Francisco in July 2005."

"The 64-page, first edition of the softbound journal is available
at the special, introductory price of $16.95 postpaid; an annual
subscription to the series is $65.95, with individual copies
regularly priced at $21.95.  Order from the ANA MoneyMarket,
phone toll-free 800-467-5725"

Featured articles include:
Q. David Bowers: Great Collectors & Their Collections
Peter Huntoon, Ph.D.: 73 Years of National Bank Currency
Douglas Mudd: Image and Republican Sovereignty
Christopher Pilliod: History of Die-Making in the United States
Wendell Wolka: The Dark Side of Antebellum Banking

".. the American Numismatic Association's new quarterly
publication [is] devoted to novel and emerging numismatics
and its relation to culture, art, science and history. ANAJ
is a peer-reviewed publication that reflects the research
efforts of numismatists and other scholars who use coins,
tokens, paper notes and other forms of money to study the
world around us. It examines money as a cultural icon, how
the necessity of distant trade led to the need for portable,
identifiable wealth, and what the future of money holds for us."

Gail Baker adds: "There is also information on the ANA website
at www.money.org  Click on "ANA Journal" from the "communications"
drop-down menu or click on the link from the homepage under
"News and Upcoming Events."

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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