The American Numismatic Society's next Money Talks forum will focus on the history of ANS itself. -Editor
May the Little Things Not Perish: The History of the ANS
with David Hill, ANS Librarian and Archivist
Saturday, October 13, 2018
1:00
$30 members/$50 for non-members
Almost from the beginning, the motto of the ANS has been parva ne pereant (may the little things not perish), symbolically represented by an acorn growing into a mighty
oak. Of course our great Society is also built upon the “little things” that fill its cabinets. Join ANS Librarian and Archivist David Hill for a look back at the ANS’s 160-year
history, from its humble beginnings in a house on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, through some uncertain early years, past a few high-profile thefts, and up to the mighty scholarly
institution that it is today. Beginning with the 1858 invitation letter sent out for the very first meeting of the American Numismatic Society, selections from the ANS Archives
will also be presented.
Money Talks: Numismatic Conversations is supported by an ANS endowment fund generously given in honor of Dr. Vladimir Clain-Stefanelli and Mrs. Elvira
Clain-Stefanelli.
To read the complete article, see:
May the Little Things Not Perish: The History of the ANS with David Hill, ANS Librarian and Archivist
(http://numismatics.org/money-talks-ans-history/)
Wayne Homren, Editor
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