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Welcome to the Numismatic Bibliomania Society  
mailing for November 13, 1998.  

NEW MEMBERS  

  Wes Rasmussen, Todd Ballen, Karl von Hoffmann, and Jorgen Somod 
  of Denmark have joined us.  Welcome aboard.  

CANADIAN "FORRER" PUBLISHED  

  Ronald Greene has announced the publication of "R.C. Willey's 
  Dictionary of Canadian Numismatics" by the Canadian Numismatic  
  Research Society.    Based on a format similar to Forrer's it is  
  an attempt to list any person or firm that has designed, engraved  
  or struck tokens, medals or coins relating to Canada. There are  
  ten plates.  For ordering information, contact Mr. Greene at   
  pdgreene@pinc.com 
   

INDIAN AND AFGHANISTAN REFERENCES PUBLISHED  

  Achal Madhavan of Vedams Books International in New Dehli 
  announces the publication of two new books: "Ancient Indian 
  Numismatics" by Shankar Goyal, and a reprint of "Ariana Antiqua:  
  A Descriptive Account of the Antiquities and Coins of Afghanistan"  
  by C. Masson (First published in London, 1841).   For more 
  information, contact: vedams@vedamsbooks.com 
   

JEREMIAH COLBURN SIGNATURE SOUGHT  

  NBS Board member Joel Orosz would like to see a photocopy of a  
  known genuine example of numismatist Jeremiah Colburn's signature  
  so he can compare it to a signature on a recent addition to his  
  library, a large-paper Cogan catalog.  If anyone can help,  
  please e-mail Joel directly at jjo@wkkf.org 
   

BOLEN COLLECTION SURFACES  

  At the ANA convention in Portland, I purchased a copy of Edwin 
  Johnson's rare 1882 monograph, "J. A. Bolen's Medals, Cards, and 
  Fac-Similes"  The book lists all items produced by the die sinker. 
  It came in handy recently when I looked at a marvelous, large  
  collection of Bolen medals.  Not only did the collection contain 
  multiple high-grade varieties of the Bolen medals, it included 
  several of Bolen's actual die punches.   I wish I could say I own 
  the collection, but it's still a neat "Show-N-Tell topic for  
  U.S. numismatists. 
   

FEATURED WEB SITE  

   Today's featured numismatic web site is CoinLink, which claims 
   to be "The Internet's Largest Numismatic Web Site Index".  See for 
   yourself at:  http://www.coinlink.com/   While you're there, 
   check out the entry for the NBS (we're listed under  
   http://www.coinlink.com/link/Associations/Numismatic_Societies/) 
   

  Wayne Homren 
  Numismatic Bibliomania Society 
  http://www.money.org/club_nbs.html  

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   write to me at homren@cgi.com)   

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