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I never knew that you can get paid to write for The Numismatist...
Longacre
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I was taking a look at the latest issue of the Esylum, and I saw a note from the editor of The Numismatist. They are looking for original articles, and I never knew you got paid by the word for submissions. Everyone knows that Longacre can write a manifesto if he wanted to, but I don't think it would be worthy of publication and the magazine probably has word limits. I tried to click on the link to get more of the details, but it didn't seem to work. I am sure the guidelines are somewhere on the website, though.
Did anyone else know this, and if not, are you now planning on writing something for the magazine?
Here is the blurb:
"AUTHORS WANTED
The mission of the ANA's official publication, THE NUMISMATIST, is to educate and provide a forum for the interchange of ideas. It serves as a refreshing review for the experienced collector and as an introduction to essential concepts for the less experienced. The staff and contributing editors of THE NUMISMATIST welcome the opportunity to review well-written, well-conceived articles displaying original, documented research. Collectors/researchers are invited to submit manuscripts on any numismatic topic, in particular United States coins. Authors of articles published in the magazine receive $.12 per word, with bonuses available to those who provide usable photographs or illustrations and/or furnish material for photographic reproduction.
For author guidelines, visit http://www.money.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=
Home&CONTENTID=5540&TEMPLATE=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm or contact Editor-in-Chief Barbara Gregory, 719-482-9831, bgregory@money.org.
GUEST EDITORIALS INVITED
Share your numismatic views with readers of the hobby's premier magazine, THE NUMISMATIST. Direct your 575-625 word "Guest Editorial" to Editor-in-Chief Barbara Gregory, 719-482-9831, bgregory@money.org."
Did anyone else know this, and if not, are you now planning on writing something for the magazine?
Here is the blurb:
"AUTHORS WANTED
The mission of the ANA's official publication, THE NUMISMATIST, is to educate and provide a forum for the interchange of ideas. It serves as a refreshing review for the experienced collector and as an introduction to essential concepts for the less experienced. The staff and contributing editors of THE NUMISMATIST welcome the opportunity to review well-written, well-conceived articles displaying original, documented research. Collectors/researchers are invited to submit manuscripts on any numismatic topic, in particular United States coins. Authors of articles published in the magazine receive $.12 per word, with bonuses available to those who provide usable photographs or illustrations and/or furnish material for photographic reproduction.
For author guidelines, visit http://www.money.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=
Home&CONTENTID=5540&TEMPLATE=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm or contact Editor-in-Chief Barbara Gregory, 719-482-9831, bgregory@money.org.
GUEST EDITORIALS INVITED
Share your numismatic views with readers of the hobby's premier magazine, THE NUMISMATIST. Direct your 575-625 word "Guest Editorial" to Editor-in-Chief Barbara Gregory, 719-482-9831, bgregory@money.org."
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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Denga
He along with the IKE Group posted the PegLeg IKE's article.
The name is LEE!
However, you won't get rich. If you figure the payment on a per hour basis, then I probably got a few cents per hour.
Do it for the recognition, not the cash.
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Am I famous yet?
Am I famous yet?>>
They printed one of mine in March 1957, but they couldn't spell my name right, hence I am not famous yet.
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