did anyone get their ANA e-mail?
tahoe98
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....here's what it said.
The January 2010 issue has arrived online...
with a new, improved format!
Go to www.money.org or access the link below. This issue of The Numismatist introduces great, new online features:
• Interactive editorial content, with automatic links to all printed e-mail and web addresses.
• Expanded pull-down menus, with immediate access to editorial content and advertisers.
• High-resolution printouts and downloadable PDFs.
• Fully searchable text and advertising.
• Text-only viewing option with instant translations in 38 languages. (Click on titles and subheads highlighted in red to access this option.)
Over the next few months, the online magazine archives will be restored and greatly expanded. Thanks for your patience . . . and watch for further developments!
In the January 2010 issue, you'll read about:
• The colorful coins of English King Charles I and the Great Rebellion (p. 36)
• Collecting cancelled Olympic coinage dies (p. 44)
• Bills of exchange from the Mexican-American War (p. 50)
• 19th-century American coin auctions and auctioneers (p. 27)
• A decade-by-decade look at U.S. coinage (p. 98)
• The elusive 1913-S quarter (p. 100)
Contributors include:
• Elliot M. Wehner
• Steven Bieda
• Ricardo de León Tallavas
• David Schenkman
• Dan Lewis
• John J. Kraljevich Jr.
. . . and, of course, your favorite monthly columnists:
Neil Berman • Q. David Bowers • Jerry Cestkowski • David Lange • Andy Lustig • Mike Marotta • Mitch Sanders • Brian Silliman • Chris Shappell
If you enjoy the convenience of THE NUMISMATIST online, why not consider "going green" and foregoing your print copy? (You'll also save money on your annual dues!) Call 800-514-2646, or e-mail membership@money.org.
the Numismatist online
The January 2010 issue has arrived online...
with a new, improved format!
Go to www.money.org or access the link below. This issue of The Numismatist introduces great, new online features:
• Interactive editorial content, with automatic links to all printed e-mail and web addresses.
• Expanded pull-down menus, with immediate access to editorial content and advertisers.
• High-resolution printouts and downloadable PDFs.
• Fully searchable text and advertising.
• Text-only viewing option with instant translations in 38 languages. (Click on titles and subheads highlighted in red to access this option.)
Over the next few months, the online magazine archives will be restored and greatly expanded. Thanks for your patience . . . and watch for further developments!
In the January 2010 issue, you'll read about:
• The colorful coins of English King Charles I and the Great Rebellion (p. 36)
• Collecting cancelled Olympic coinage dies (p. 44)
• Bills of exchange from the Mexican-American War (p. 50)
• 19th-century American coin auctions and auctioneers (p. 27)
• A decade-by-decade look at U.S. coinage (p. 98)
• The elusive 1913-S quarter (p. 100)
Contributors include:
• Elliot M. Wehner
• Steven Bieda
• Ricardo de León Tallavas
• David Schenkman
• Dan Lewis
• John J. Kraljevich Jr.
. . . and, of course, your favorite monthly columnists:
Neil Berman • Q. David Bowers • Jerry Cestkowski • David Lange • Andy Lustig • Mike Marotta • Mitch Sanders • Brian Silliman • Chris Shappell
If you enjoy the convenience of THE NUMISMATIST online, why not consider "going green" and foregoing your print copy? (You'll also save money on your annual dues!) Call 800-514-2646, or e-mail membership@money.org.
the Numismatist online
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K
Always a good read.
....there's a great article by dave lange on the SBA. take a peek when you get the chance.