"Thanks to Judy Blackman for helping pin down my medal."

We're always glad to help facilitate these exchanges. Glad it worked out. -Editor

"Walter Breen has been quoted by many people (myself included) as saying that Ard W. Browning's book on early U.S. quarter dollars was the most perfect numismatic book written on the first try. But where exactly did he say this? A search through the most likely sources turned up nothing, and I'm starting to wonder if this is simply apocryphal or a paraphrase based on something Breen once said. The sentiment seems accurate: Breen admired the book, and owned a copy of the 1950 edition produced by John J. Ford, Jr., which he annotated thoroughly. If anyone has a source for this as a quote, however, I'd very much like to know of it."

I never heard that directly from Walter; I recall reading it more than once, but have forgotten where. Can anyone help? -Editor

"I was curious whether this area had been covered in any previous articles. Articles, monographs, or books on Mussolini's Italy."

No, I don't believe we've covered this topic before. Can anyone help? -Editor

"This is something I really enjoyed watching many years ago. I don't know if you know who Louis Collavecchio is-but either way I think you'll enjoy this. The Series called Breaking Vegas on the History channel was about people taking all of their gimmicks to Las Vegas and Atlantic City to try and beat the casino. This one with Collavecchio blew my mind."

Thanks. Check it out. -Editor