Did anyone get ANR's Numismatic Sun yet?
Longacre
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I just got the new issue yesterday. As always, it looks incredible and there are a lot of good articles (I have not had the chance to read any yet; looking forward to it tonight). It amazes me how ANR can produce such a fine publication, all while going about their business with their "regular" job of doing auctions, etc.
I would love to know the behind the scenes workings of this publication. It appears that QDB writes most of the articles, but there are others that write as well. I wonder how they decide what articles to put in the Numismatic Sun, and what articles they should send to other publications. The amount of writing that QDB does and the scholarly works that come out of ANR are amazing and I wish I had as much passion about my profession as the people there have about theirs.
I would love to know the behind the scenes workings of this publication. It appears that QDB writes most of the articles, but there are others that write as well. I wonder how they decide what articles to put in the Numismatic Sun, and what articles they should send to other publications. The amount of writing that QDB does and the scholarly works that come out of ANR are amazing and I wish I had as much passion about my profession as the people there have about theirs.
Always took candy from strangers
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
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Marc
ANR Rocks!
Overall, a very good article....
I think QDB's strength is history and lore. Nobody does estimates and accounts for where the coins live better than DW. This QDB/DW book on $3's will be the best of both worlds and a match made in coin heaven. I have not yet seen the final product, but I would not be surprised if it is the Book of the Year for 2005.
<< <i>Very pleased with the Saint article...especially the history...however...QDB is not accurate with his "estimates" on the number of coins. It's not a critical overestimate, but as one who sees these copins when they come to market, there are a few significant oversights. >>
I'd be interested to hear what your experiences have shown with Saint pops compared to the stats given by QDB.