The E-Sylum:  Volume 9, Number 50, December 10, 2006, Article 5

NUMISMATIC SEARCH ENGINE FEEDBACK

Regarding our new numismatic search engine, Dave Bowers writes: "I've
just added new website to my "favorites" list." Anne Bentley of the
Massachusetts Historical Society adds "BRAVO!  And I add my thanks
for the incredible job you do on this publication!!"

Roger deWardt Lane of Hollywood, Florida writes: "The new numismatic
search engine a real winner! You hit another 'Homren' out of the
ballpark.  I tested the search engine a couple of times, with good
results and if you can not find what you are looking for, you can
'search the web' as available near the top of the page.

"One thing I'd like to suggest to users: after you test the 'numismatic
search' link, take a second to bookmark the URL as a 'favorite'.  Then
do as I do, move it up to near the top of your list, right after 'Google',
'Yahoo', and now' Numismatic Search'.  Another real service to the hobby!"

[Thanks for your comments.  Please keep us posted on your experiences
with the search engine, both good and bad.  Here's the URL again, and as
long as you're adding to your Favorites list, I'd suggest also including
the link to the comprehensive E-Sylum table of contents page.  It's
updated weekly and contains links to EVERY E-Sylum item ever published,
over 6,000 in all.  It takes a few seconds to load, but you can then use
your browser's "Find" feature to search headlines for articles of interest.
Or just scroll through the list and browse.  For longtime subscribers,
it'll be a trip down Memory Lane.

Numismatic Search Engine www.coinbooks.org/search/

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