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Authoritative Reference on Lincoln Cents, Second Edition
kevinj
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John and I are working on completing the Authoritative Reference on Lincoln Cents, Second Edition.
John has completely redone the Die Variety Section
I have researched the National Archives and found a ton of great letters
I am rewriting a great deal of the core of the book.
I am looking for a few experts in the series to help with different sections.
Primarily looking for people to write a page or two on collecting/investing in Lincolns,
offering expert advice, with the goal of teaching collectors on the series.
For example, looking for someone to write on the Close/Wide AM. I understand
about them, but do not collect or have interest in them, therefore it would be better
to have someone who has interest/passion on them to write.
In addition, I have found that everyone has different views, offering different expert
analysis offers different perspectives, which in the end helps the collector.
It maybe on something you specialize in such as the 43 coppers, 44 steels.
We are not including the matte proof stuff as that subject was covered under its own book.
If anyone is interested, please write me at kevinjflynn88@yahoo.com
Thanks
Kevin
John has completely redone the Die Variety Section
I have researched the National Archives and found a ton of great letters
I am rewriting a great deal of the core of the book.
I am looking for a few experts in the series to help with different sections.
Primarily looking for people to write a page or two on collecting/investing in Lincolns,
offering expert advice, with the goal of teaching collectors on the series.
For example, looking for someone to write on the Close/Wide AM. I understand
about them, but do not collect or have interest in them, therefore it would be better
to have someone who has interest/passion on them to write.
In addition, I have found that everyone has different views, offering different expert
analysis offers different perspectives, which in the end helps the collector.
It maybe on something you specialize in such as the 43 coppers, 44 steels.
We are not including the matte proof stuff as that subject was covered under its own book.
If anyone is interested, please write me at kevinjflynn88@yahoo.com
Thanks
Kevin
Kevin J Flynn
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https://thepennylady.com/
much on the difficulty of the gems but I might know someone
who does. Any interest?
I can assure you that some are far tougher than is commonly
believed.
<< <i>Kevin, I am definitely looking forward to seeing this book - I'm sure it will be another excellent piece of work - thanks for all you do for the coin industry, but especially us copper lovers! >>
Thanks, one of the greatest benefits of writing is knowing that people have enjoyed your work, it makes it worth all of the long endless
nights researching worth it. Kevin