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On Friday several of our email subscribers reported that they received a copy of the
June 5th issue of The E-Sylum. I was just as mystified, as I hadn't published anything since the previous Sunday's issue. I checked with Binhost support, and they confirmed it was their error:
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Sorry for the confusion!
This week we open with a note from David Sklow, word of two new numismatic book editions, and the story of a chance encounter with a numismatic author. Other topics include an Ute Indian Lifesaving medal, holed coins, Chinese practice notes, the new September 11 medal, and a 1797 book once believed to be the first printed use of the dollar sign ($).
To learn more about
where Aristotle was wrong,
witchcraft and money multiplication,
"currency erotica",
Kung Fu Money and the
New York State Numismatic Agency, read on.
Have a great week, everyone!
Wayne Homren
Numismatic Bibliomania Society
Wayne Homren, Editor
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