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WAYNE'S WORDS: THE E-SYLUM JULY 17, 2011
Among our new subscribers this week are Gary Braisted, Robert (BJ) Neff, Joel Reznick, Robert Russell and Sam Gelberd, all courtesy of John and Nancy Wilson, and Richard DeNise, M.D, Welcome aboard! We have 1,437 email subscribers, plus 152 followers on Facebook, including Kenny Meredith and Daniel Dan. First, a correction. Thanks to Joe Boling for noting that I inserted a superfluous "e" in the last name of James Charlton in last week's issue. Sorry! We'll correct the E-Sylum online archive. Now, a clarification. The item in last week's "Notes from E-Sylum Readers" section headlined "E-Books Ruined My Love Life" was referred to us by Kay O. Freeman, but wasn't written by her. The link is to the original article on a New York Times blog page. This week we open with updates from literature dealers Fred Lake and Karl Moulton, announcements of three new numismatic books, and a review of a fourth. Other topics this week include Ingle system script, the Snell collection of Chinese coins, and a previously unknown Western gold bar. To learn more about Theophilus Bradbury, machine-made coins that imitate the look of hammered coins, and the medals of Captain Bligh, read on. Have a great week, everyone!
Wayne Homren
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