Why did David Ganz (write for Numismatic News) use the nom de plume of "Charles Logan" in
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I just wanted to use the term "nom de plume" in a thread because I don't get to use the word every day. 
(Actually, this morning I had to confirm with Mrs. Longacre what it meant, who gave me a "everyone knows what that means; I can't believe what an idiot you are" look 
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Does anyone know why David Ganz used the pen name of Charles Logan in his writings in the 1990's? I know that he is a rather prominent attorney and he does work for the ANA and several dealers. I also believe that he is a past president of the ANA. Could it be that he was concerned with a potential confict between his writing and his role as attorney or president of the ANA? I was just curious if anyone knew (or if anyone knows him, maybe someone can ask).
(Actually, this morning I had to confirm with Mrs. Longacre what it meant, who gave me a "everyone knows what that means; I can't believe what an idiot you are" look )Does anyone know why David Ganz used the pen name of Charles Logan in his writings in the 1990's? I know that he is a rather prominent attorney and he does work for the ANA and several dealers. I also believe that he is a past president of the ANA. Could it be that he was concerned with a potential confict between his writing and his role as attorney or president of the ANA? I was just curious if anyone knew (or if anyone knows him, maybe someone can ask).
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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