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Jonathan Baffi, courtesy Andy Singer; and
Dan Vial.
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This week we open with NBS news, a numismatic literature sale, a new book, two periodicals, Maundy money, and more.
Other topics this week include U.S. colonial currency, Barber coinage, modern U.S. encased postage stamps, Jules Reiver, R.S. Yeoman, banknotes of the Bahamas, medallic work of Jeffrey and Lindley Briggs, St. Eligius, Tommy Thompson, eagles on banknotes, and Korea's coin bread.
To learn more about bookbinding, Albion Cox, the Nova Eborac Coppers, Auctori Plebis tokens, backed colonial notes, more women coin dealers, Albert W. Ault, Multiple Striking, counterstamped coins, growing to the size of your own fishbowl, the Indigenous Peoples toonie, FUBAH coins,
and that that "million penny hoard", read on. Have a great week, everyone!
Wayne Homren
Editor, The E-Sylum
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