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The E-Sylum: Volume 21, Number 38, September 23, 2018, Article 21

WAYNE'S NUMISMATIC DIARY: SEPTEMBER 23, 2018

Well, it's late Sunday evening and I still haven't found time to write the Diary I ran out of time for last week. But pictures are worth 1,000 words, so here are some pictures from my trip last week to the Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists (PAN) show in Monroeville, PA.

2018-09 PAN Show welcome banner 2018-09 PAN Show Bob Evans poster

2018-09 PAN Show silent auction
Silent Auction

2018-09 PAN Show bourse2
Busy Bourse Floor

2018-09 PAN Show bourse
More Bourse Floor

2018-09 PAN Show Burns Library Paul Schultz
Paul Schultz using the Burns Memorial Library


2018-09 PAN Show Kid Zone penny Boards
Kid Zone: Filling Penny Boards

2018-09 PAN Show Bob Evans talk
Bob Evans Speaking on the S.S. Central America

2018-09 PAN Show Wayne Homren Guest of the Day
A Surprise From My Hotel

2018-09 PAN Show Barber Collectors John Frost
John Frost at the Barber Coin Collectors' Society table

2018-09 PAN Show 1715 Fleet Society Ben Costelo
Ben Costello at the 1715 Fleet Society table

Heinz History Center Donation
In March the Newman Numismatic Portal announced the digitization of a group of original Pittsburgh bank ledgers from my library. At the show I met up with Bob Stakely of the Senator John Heinz History Center and donated the books to their collection.

2018-09 PAN Show Bob Stakely Wayne Homren donation
Bob Stakely and Wayne Homren

2018-09 PAN Show History Center donation

From the earlier article:

The latest additions to the Newman Portal are a set of minute books from two 19th century Pittsburgh banks, loaned by Wayne Homren for scanning. Although large format volumes, the Newman Portal has several options for scanning and is able to process material of varying sizes.

These books, luckily saved from destruction, capture the corporate proceedings of the institutions and detail the inner workings of banks of that era. They were produced in neat, easily readable script but are best viewed on a large screen.

Included are articles of incorporation, stockholder lists, and other administrative data. While there are many sources for published material ranging from booksellers to libraries to the Internet, access to manuscript material such as this has heretofore been problematic. With today's technology these barriers are disappearing, and we are pleased to have a role in making such resources widely available.

To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see: 19TH CENTURY BANK LEDGERS ADDED TO PORTAL (http://www.coinbooks.org/v21/esylum_v21n10a10.html)

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Wayne Homren, Editor

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