The E-Sylum v27n22 June 2, 2024

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The E-Sylum
  
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Volume 27, Number 22, June 2, 2024
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This week we open with more selections from the upcoming Kolbe & Fanning numismatic literature sale, two new books, notes and updates from the Newman Numismatic Portal, and more.



Other topics this week include the  Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation, the Fogg Museum robbery, the British Museum theft, fixed price and auction previews, coin hoards, the D-Day commemorative 50p, a Nobel Prize medal on exhibit, the Jewish-American Hall of Fame medal series, 
banknote printer De La Rue, and the billion-dollar bounty of the San Jose shipwreck.



To learn more about the Richard B. Winsor collection, the Dunham–Clarke Encased Postage Stamp collection, Canadian Decimal coinage, Henning nickels, the Maranville Pocket Coin Tester, Michael Douglas as Ben Franklin, the London Elephant Token, renovatio monetae coinage,
Damien Hirst’s project 'The Currency' and the numismatic boudoir of Miss Daisy Deutz, read on. Have a great week, everyone!



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