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  • The E-Sylum: Volume 7, Number 40, October 3, 2004, Article 21

    FIRST CONFEDERATE CURRENCY COLLECTOR

    We had no takers on last week's quiz to name the first
    collector of Confederate Currency, according to the research
    of Fred L. Reed III. Quoting from his article in the October
    2004 issue of Bank Note Reporter, in 1866 the gentleman
    "presented a collection of Confederate paper money and
    postage stamps to the Boston Numismatic Society, of which
    he was already a correspondent. That collection was
    exhibited at the BNS meeting of April 12, and reported in the
    May issue of the American Journal of Numismatics." The
    gentleman also "subsequently donated a collection of
    Confederate Currency and Confederate postage stamps, as
    well as Confederate and Virginia bonds ..." to the American
    Numismatic and Antiquarian Society. He was born in 1839
    and lived to 1914. Any guesses now? No fair looking at
    the Bank Note Reporter article, but if your library includes
    the right issues of the AJN, your shelves are fair game.

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  • 2004-10-03
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  • 7

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