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Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2002 12:07:32 -0400
Subject: ANS Magazine
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From: Ray Williams <njraywms@optonline.net>
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Hi All!
I just received Vol 1 Number 1 of the American Numismatic Society Magaz=
ine. It's a 42 glossy page publication with good quality pictures. Th=
ere is advertising to defray costs and I hope to see information with respe=
ct to the "US Colonial Numismatics" in future issues. It will be issued 3 =
times a year.=20=20
It is my personal opinion that as collectors we should support the orga=
nizations that help our hobby. Of course I feel an obligation to place mem=
bership in C4 as top priority. The ANS has a library and research museum t=
hat is unequalled in this country (world?). If you want to dig into a rese=
arch project, the ANS is the first place to go! The American Numismatic As=
sociation is the national organization for collectors and clubs. You may a=
sk what membership does for you, but the first time you borrow research boo=
ks through the mail, it will have more than paid for the dues. Although CN=
L is published under the auspices of the ANS, membership in ANS is not requ=
ired to subscribe (although a subscription is less expensive for ANS member=
s). CNL needs no introduction to most of us, but if you make one major num=
ismatic purchase for your colonial library, a complete set of all back issu=
es of CNL is what I'd recommend! I'm also involved in state and local club=
s but in general they do little to further my enjoyment of colonial numisma=
tics.
So there you have it IMHO. Membership in ANA, ANS, CNL and C4. These =
memberships are not terribly expensive. If you would not join all of these=
on your own, then the next birthday (holiday) your wife (husband) asks wha=
t you would like as a gift - suggest a membership from above. It sure beat=
s getting socks and a tie!!!
Ray
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Hi All!</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2> I just received Vol 1 Number 1
of the American Numismatic Society Magazine. It's a
42 glossy page publication with good quality
pictures. There is advertising to defray costs and I hope to see
information with respect to the "US Colonial Numismatics" in future
issues. It will be issued 3 times a year. </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2> It is my personal opinion that
as collectors we should support the organizations that help our hobby. Of
course I feel an obligation to place membership in C4 as top priority. The
ANS has a library and research museum that is unequalled in this country
(world?). If you want to dig into a research project, the ANS is the first
place to go! The American Numismatic Association is the national
organization for collectors and clubs. You may ask what membership does
for you, but the first time you borrow research books through the mail, it will
have more than paid for the dues. Although CNL is published under the
auspices of the ANS, membership in ANS is not required to subscribe (although a
subscription is less expensive for ANS members). CNL needs no introduction
to most of us, but if you make one major numismatic purchase for your colonial
library, a complete set of all back issues of CNL is what I'd recommend!
I'm also involved in state and local clubs but in general they do little to
further my enjoyment of colonial numismatics.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2> So there you have it IMHO.
Membership in ANA, ANS, CNL and C4. These memberships are not terribly
expensive. If you would not join all of these on your own, then the next
birthday (holiday) your wife (husband) asks what you would like as a gift -
suggest a membership from above. It sure beats getting socks and a
tie!!!</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Ray</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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