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| | New Numismatist may startle readers - 1/20/03 |
 | | The expanded possibilities for layout inside the magazine are more than possibilities; they're made use of extensively from the start in the January issue. | | | The magazine goes from a compact 7.625 by 9.1875 inches to 8.375 by 10.875 inches. | | | The Numismatist staff equivalent of 4.5 full-time employees had to put out two or three more issues in the old format even as they were getting increasingly excited about the new plans - a challenge to both enthusiasm and patience, Gregory indicated. |
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| | numismatics: Definition and Much More From Answers.com |
| | Numismatists are sometimes differentiated from coin collectors inasmuch as the latter chiefly derive pleasure from the simple ownership of monetary devices, whereas the former are more concerned with acquiring knowledge about monetary devices and systems. | | | Walter Breen is a well-known example of a noted numismatist who was not an avid collector, while King Farouk I of Egypt was an avid collector who had very little interest in numismatics. | | | The buying and selling of coin collections by numismatists who are professional dealers advances the study of money, and expert numismatists are consulted by historians, museum curators, and archaeologists. |
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| | Magazine Collecting - Magazine Information and Resource Directory |
| | Southeastern Antiquing and Collecting Magazine is a monthly publication on antiques and collectibles. | | | Autograph Collector Magazine is the industry's top collecting magazine is now available online. | | | Decoy Magazine is the ultimate source for decoy collectors! |
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| | Volume 9 Issue ... |
| | This particular magazines retails in bookshops and some newsagents at about $6.60 Many major dealers featured in the magazine will provide free pricelists on request but they do hope for some return on their 'investment' so don't take advantage unless you are serious. | | | The ‘Tasmanian Numismatist’ (Internet Edition) version has been provided with space on this privately maintained Internet site and is currently presented free on a monthly basis by the member-provider with the aim of promoting the hobby of numismatics. | | | A few witty comments were made about foreign coins and metal 'washers' being very handy at times like this so, like any good 'magpie' numismatist, I stepped up, had a look, and gave them the few facts I knew about the coin. |
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| | Numismatist at Coin Shark Collectors Site |
| | Walter Breen is a well-known example of a noted numismatist who was not an avid collector, while King Farouk I of Egypt was an avid collector who had very little interest in numismatics. | | | Every numismatist will find something to like at Teletrade Coin auctions, whether that numismatist is a dealer or collector. | | | Dorney Classical Numismatist Serving the Numismatic Community Since 1988 One of the first dealers on the web, we have been servicing dealers and collectors with genuine ancient coins and antiquities... |
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| | the model railway news magazine june 1939 | | | the model railway news magazine april 1939 | | | life magazine may 17th, 1968 1960's nam era retro ads |
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Coin Prices Magazine at Epinions.com |
| | The magazine is great for beginners, essential for the amateur, and even helpful for the professional numismatist (fancy word for an experienced coin collector). | | | There are always several advertisers in the pages, so you buy a large variety of coins (mostly high grade expensive ones; but not all), but classified adds close the last few pages of the magazine, and always offer inexpensive deals to get a new collector started. | | | Nearly half of the advertisements offer state quarters, of one kind or another. |
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| | The Numismatist of the Century |
| | Bowers, who began dealing in coins in his early teens, has been a dealer now for nearly half a century and remains one of the hobby's busiest, most successful and most conspicuous dealers as chairman of the board of Bowers and Merena Galleries in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. | | | But in viewing the century as a whole, he gave his first-place nod to B. Max Mehl, a Fort Worth, Texas, dealer who promoted the hobby extensively from the 1930s through the 1950s in ads that he placed in Sunday supplements, on the radio -- and even on matchbook covers. | | | The last hundred years have seen dramatic change and unprecedented growth in the coin collecting hobby. |
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| | »»curencey Reviews«« |
| | The writer is the former publisher of the most popular magazine dedicated to the hobby of collecting ancient coins is written from the vantage point of an enthusiastic collector who knows. | | | Ancient Coin Collecting (1996) by noted numismatist Wayne G. Sayles is a concise yet comprehensive introduction to the often passionate and rewarding hobby of collecting ancient coins. | | | The discount price offered by Amazon.com makes this book a must buy for anyone contemplating the purchase and study of ancient coins as art and as a hobby. |
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| | Numismatic Information - American Numismatic Association |
| | The ANA was formed to advance the knowledge of numismatics along educational, historical and scientific lines, as well as enhance interest in the hobby. | | | The YN auction allows young collectors to buy coins using "money" earned by participating the hobby. | | | YES, I want to be part of America's Coin Club. |
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| | The Wonderful World of Coins Journal of Antiques & Collectibles August Issue 2002 |
| | Now having made a plea for all budding numismatists to join the A.N.A. and truly to get into the hobby, I’ll tell you the tale of Aaron Burr, a vice-presidential numismatist. | | | It’s a lot of fun as is sometimes writing about the hobby. | | | Serious stamp collectors join the American Philatelic Society, and collectors of antiques and collectibles, of all sorts, join societies and study groups. |
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| | Because You Asked - Bowers and Merena Auctions Library |
| | He was a great writer, and if you don’t have a file of old issues of The Numismatist to go with your file of the Scrapbook, you might consider tracking one down. | | | I find that many of the articles are very enjoyable today, although people and prices are no longer recognizable. | | | I just bought a file of the old Numismatic Scrapbook Magazine, not complete, but with most issues after 1937. |
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| | Bibliography |
| | "Smithsonian Curator Studies Dahlonega." The Numismatist (October 1958): 1207. | | | "Gold Mined Again at Dahlonega." The Numismatist (June 1927): 362-363. | | | Hettger, Henry T. "Dahlonega Mint's Kellogg torn between North and South in '61; Mint official sides with Georgia in war." Coin World (October 10, 1994): 82. |
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| | E-Sylum: Volume 7, Number 50, December 12, 2004 |
| | To increase the exposure of modern numismatists to this material. | | | To preserve the information contained in the magazine. | | | Numismatic material from the late 19th century can be expensive and difficult to locate. |
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| | Australia 99 - 2 |
| | Newell received numerous calls from collectors certain they, too, owned a copy of this stamp. | | | A collector named Jim Manson in Tasmania read the article with interest. | | | In the intervening period since the publication of that magazine, no other copy of the 5d "OS" has been reported to the stamp trade or the magazine. |
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| | Periodicals Information Directory - 5/1/2004 - School Library Journal - CA416018 |
| | Published since 1888 by the nonprofit American Numismatic Association, NUMISMATIST features 112 pages of informative, illustrated articles about the historical and fun aspects of numismatics; reports of hobby events and new coinage issues, including the state quarter series; and advertising by nationally respected coin dealers. | | | Recently redesigned, NUMISMATIST is a colorful, full-size educational magazine for collectors of coins, tokens, medals and paper money. | | | Software Development provides the development tools and solutions to help execute business objectives and is the key component to providing a competitive advantage to companies. |
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| | E-Sylum v05n42 |
| | The magazine is sure to set new standards in the field of hobby publishing." [Besides the "The", one more thing is being dropped from the magazine - Q. David Bowers' longtime "Coins and Collectors" column. | | | Below is an item from the October issue, with one of the little surprises divulged at the end. | | | The present design of THE NUMISMATIST has served us well for 14 years; however, it is time for a new, contemporary look. |
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| | Coin Connoisseur > Contact Us > gold, silver, coin, coins, platinum, gold coins, rare coins, silver coins, silver ... |
| | "Numismatist", a monthly journal featuring articles, association news and columns by some of the hobbies foremost authorities. | | | Barry has excited thousands of people about coins by appearing on over 100 radio and TV shows as publisher of Coin Connoisseur magazine (www.coinmag.com), a free website with great information for beginning and advanced numismatists. | | | ANA Library, over 50,000 books, auction catalogs, videos, and slide sets in the world largest numismatic lending library are available to members. |
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| | The ACC/BHCC Magazine, Rare Coin Magazine, issued quarterly, containing news and articles for collectors and investors, by collectors and investors. | | | Annual membership Card and certificate, suitable for framing to display. | | | A second attractive 8x10" Wood and Glass Frame, suitable for mounting and framing your Certified Professional Numismatist certification diploma, or any other suitable document. |
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| | Collectors.com -- The Ultimate Collectors Destination -- |
| | Specializing in top quality rare U.S. gold coins, he became a full-time coin dealer in 1974 and has sold over $50,000,000 in his career. | | | The most prolific coin writer in numismatic history, he is the author of 40 books, hundreds of auction and other catalogs, and several thousand articles including columns in Coin World and The Numismatist. | | | At Collectors Universe, John Dannreuther is in charge of all rare coin research and all Online content for Coin Universe. |
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| | Top Drawer - Forbes.com |
| | He has had brushes with postal inspectors, the Federal Trade Commission and coin dealers who have sued him for, among other things, sticking them with inflated prices. | | | He took out ads in magazines looking for people who would pay to join his nonexistent sales network. | | | Halperin, 52, is also probably the most controversial professional numismatist of all time. |
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http://www.forbes.com/free_forbes/2004/1227/156.html
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| | Numismatic Literature: Published by the American Numismatic Society |
| | Newman: A Collector Profile," American Numismatic Society Magazine 2.2 (Summer 2003), pp. | | | Sebring, Thomas H. "Coin Promotions: Stimulating the New Collector," The Numismatist 116.3 (March 2003), pp. | | | Bates, Michael L. "Iraq Museum Coins Found Safe," American Numismatic Society Magazine 2.2 (Summer 2003), pp. |
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| | David R Sear Recommended Resources: Numismatic Links and Suggested Bibliography |
| | Aimed more at the collector of U.S. coins is the American Numismatic Association based in Colorado Springs. | | | Another site maintained by the ANS is that of the International Numismatic Commission which contains, amongst numerous other features, a list of member institutions, histories of collections, information regarding antiquities laws in various countries, and obituaries of distinguished numismatists. | | | For those who would like to venture overseas in their quest for information you might care to try the site of "Britain's biggest-selling Coin Magazine" Coin News, published by Token Publishing Ltd. of Honiton, Devon, and edited by John Mussell. |
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| | Literature Catalog |
| | Coin tales and the Old West (pg 10), Hobby leaders testify (pg 20), Wild, raucous Tijuana (pg 26), From gold dust to coins (pg 34), Carson City silver (pg 40), Bita and Pieces (pg 48), Soaring with the eagles (pg 50), Judging market ups and downs (pg 54) | | | Pyramid of the Sun (pg 34), The Beginning of U.S. Coinage (pg 40), Yellow Seals: A Power in the Mediterranean (pg 46), Silver Dollar Model Now Has Silver Hair (pg 54), New Spain's Silver Age of Pirate Cobs (pg 64), Kohoutek: Dud of the Century (pg 78) | | | Include your e-mail address and I will reply via e-mail when payment received and when merchandise ships. |
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| | YESwant to be part of America's Coin Club. | | | I understand that I will receive the Association's, I monthly magazine The Numismatist; have access to 30,000 books in the world's largest numismatic lending library; will be eligible for discounts on numismatic books; and obtain dozens of other exclusive member benefits. |
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| | eBay View About Me for bowmanscoins |
| | Having run a successful wholesale coin business for over a decade, they then started offering the same level of quality coins via the internet in 1998. | | | Owner and Professional Numismatist Jay Bowman is known within the coin business, throughout the southeast as well as Central Florida, for having "The Eye" when it comes to quality coins. | | | He has helped many coin dealers in the fine art of grading and coin conservation. |
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| | American Numismatic Rarities: Rare Coins For Sale: Numismatic Auctions |
| | Melissa began working in numismatics at Bowers and Merena, working in the Direct Sales department with numerous clients. | | | She maintains our coin inventory and supervises our Monthly Acquisition Program, which assists clients with building fine collections by way of budgeted monthly coin purchases. | | | Widely praised for over two decades for his numismatic cataloguing, Frank’s byline has appeared in scores of the most important catalogues ever written, including the 1987-88 Norweb Collection sales, the 1999-2000 Harry W. Bass, Jr. |
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| | Raleigh Coin Club Page/News, Happennings, & Upcoming Events 1997 Archives |
| | Next Alex Armstrong highlighted his latest discussions with the North Carolina Museum of Art’s Curator of Antiquities. | | | He also spoke on forming a speakers forum, expanding our young numismatist efforts, the YN essay contest, and tying all these together with the annual Club Show. | | | It was also announced that the editor of the ANA’s monthly magazine The Numismatist had requested permission to reprint portions of Dave Provost’s article last month "How Much is a Pedigree worth?". |
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| | coin collecting magazine Information |
| | • America's ONLY Pinball and Coin-Op Collector Magazine! | | | General magazine for coin collectors, published in Great Britain. | | | Discount Magazine List - Cheap Coins and Coin Collecting Magazine... |
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| | Click any of the eBay products below for details. | | | Click here to search for more "Coin Magazines" products on eBay. | | | Looking for Coin Magazines items at great prices? |
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| | Daily Except Sunday (ar) Railroad Magazine Oct 1952 | | | Horse Race (New Haven) (nf) Railroad Magazine Dec 1941 | | | Rest Stop (ss) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #27 2002 |
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| | Collecting Coins (Then and Now) - Page 3 |
| | To the numismatist, a 1787 copper coin bearing the imprint AUCTORI CONNEC (which translates to "by the authority of Connecticut") evokes images of that time shortly after the American Revolution when individual states had the right to coin money, and Connecticut, Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Jersey did so. | | | In the case of Connecticut and certain other states, the job of minting was farmed out to independent contractors who at first produced coins struck from dies prepared with care, with many fine details, but who in the absence of legislative oversight later became careless and turned out poorly-struck pieces of light weight. | | | A few decades ago, in the 1950s, the typical coin buyer was a numismatist. |
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| | Stuppler and Co eBay Store About My Store |
| | Barry Stuppler is a professional numismatist with over 40 years in the rare coin and bullion community. | | | Coin Connoisseur magazine was started in the summer of 1997 as a quarterly magazine with the goal of educating and informing new and experienced investors and collectors. | | | Barry has excited thousands of people about coins by appearing on over 100 radio and TV shows as publisher of the Coin Connoisseur magazine. |
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| | EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF REGISTRANT |
| | Bowers co-founded Bowers and Merena in 1982 and served as its President until it was acquired by Collectors Universe in March 2000. | | | COINage Magazine as Numismatist of the Century, along with 14 others. | | | Bowers has written numerous books on the history of US coins and historical events. |
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| | Coin Community Forum - Take care when buying Ancient Coins |
| | In the 19th century, many numismatists tooled or smoothed the surfaces of these coins to improve their macroscopic appearance. | | | Bronze coins are subject to even more surface problems than silver. | | | Today, a number of dealers distinguish smoothing from tooling. |
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| | About Scott A. Travers |
| | Among the most successful and best-known of all is Scott A. Travers, who has gone on from his YN days during the 1970's to become one of the most visible and articulate dealers and authors in the numismatic field. | | | In the highly publicized class-action lawsuit that settled claims against Merrill Lynch's Athena funds, Travers was the only coin expert retained by any of the four law firms that litigated the case and helped consumers get full refunds for the money they had invested. | | | Over the past 15 years, Travers has written five best-selling books on rare coins and hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles, conducted numerous symposiums at coin shows and other public forums, made frequent appearances as a coin-market expert on television and radio programs and still found time to operate a New York City coin business. |
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| | Browsing the inventory of Nassau Books |
| | The softbound magazine is in very good condition, clean with no page tears or pen marks except for the remnants of an address label on the front cover. |
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| | Pieces Of Time Coin & Currency |
| | The ANA magazine, The Numismatist, has a little blurb this month about my E-Book for Beginning Collectors! |
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| | Stack's - Our Award Winning Staff |
| | He directed the Historical Museum of Southern Florida and served as a writer and editor for Numismatic Scrapbook, World Coins and Coin World, in which his column The Research Desk now appears. | | | He is a Contributing Editor of COINage magazine and editor of the Coin World Comprehensive Catalog and Encyclopedia of United States Coins. | | | On a professional level, he is well-versed in every area of U.S. coins and currency and has acquired particular expertise in U.S. Type Coins, U.S. Currency and die variety attributions. |
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| | E-Sylum v06n55 |
| | For serious numismatists it's a unique means of keeping up-to-date that printed coin publications cannot match in such a timely manner. | | | Sebring invited John to join the local coin club, which he did, and had the chance to see and learn from Tom and other experienced numismatists every month for the next seven years. | | | His monthly columns in the Numismatist magazine are always interesting, and he'll make a fine researcher. |
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| | New York/Jerusalem, 2001," American Numismatic Society Magazine 1.1 (Spring 2002), 36-39. | | | "The Making of Drachmas, Doubloons and Dollars," American Numismatic Society Magazine 1.1 (Spring 2002), 18-20. | | | "The History of the ANS: The Second Decade," American Numismatic Society Magazine 1.2 (Summer 2002), 31-33. |
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| | coin world magazine - Find, Compare, and Buy at Shopping.com |
| | You found 13 items in Magazine Subscriptions "coin world magazine" | | | Use Coupon Code AD5 for $5 off a $25 Magazine Order | | | coin world magazine - Find, Compare, and Buy at Shopping.com |
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| | Southern Federation of Syrian Lebanese American American Clubs |
| | According to McMenamin, the tiny designs on the bottom of the coins contain a stylized map of the world as the Phoenicians knew it. | | | Although the coins were discovered years ago, the markings found below the Punic horse presented problems for numismatist who attempted to decipher and explain its meaning. | | | The gold coins were produced by the Phoenicians of Carthage located on the north African Mediterranean coast (near present day Tunis) between 350 and 320 BC. |
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| | Numismatist Magazine - Find, Compare, and Buy at Shopping.com |
| | Find more than 80,000 Magazines and Gift Certificates from $5 to $20 at Amazon.com Read more at Amazon | | | Tax and shipping estimated for Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 | | | Numismatist Magazine - Find, Compare, and Buy at Shopping.com |
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| | Locus Online: Letters October 1999 |
| | Locus Online has more room than the magazine for letters. | | | I have been following the SF coin letters with interest, having been a numismatist in my younger days. | | | I am beginning research on a feature article for Coin World magazine about numismatics and science fiction (and fantasy), specifically, the use of coins or paper money as major plot points in science fiction stories or novels. |
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