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• The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 17, April 22, 2001, Article 4
  

  GREAT DEBATE STILL RAGES
  

  The "Great Debate" over the authenticity of a number of
  Western gold assay bars, discussed in depth in earlier
  E-Sylum issues, lives on in legal proceedings. As
  reported in The April 1, 2001 issue (v4#14), a libel
  suit filed in New York against Prof. Theodore V. Buttrey
  by Stack's LLC and John Jay Ford, Jr. was dismissed by
  the court in December 2000 for lack of jurisdiction.
  

  In the latest development, reported by David L. Ganz in
  his "Under the Glass" column in the April 24, 2001 issue
  of Numismatic News (p28-29), the plaintiffs have refiled
  their complaint in the Northern District of Illinois, where
  the remarks in question were made at a forum at the
  American Numismatic Association convention in August
  1999.
  

  Ganz reported: "Reached in England, Buttrey remarked
  on the dismissal and refiling: "The plaintiffs have now
  reopened their case in Illinois, where I spoke on the bars
  at the 1999 ANA meeting. While that is proceeding I
  continue to work on this material and am preparing a
  set of essays on various aspects of the Western gold
  bars, which I believe to be fraudulent."
  

URL source

• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v04n17a04.html

Date publiée

• 2001-04-22

Volume

• 4

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