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T~, Numismatist FEATURES ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ANA AWARDS Living the Hobby and Loving It 757 This year's recipients of the ANA's Farran Zerbe Memorial Award, Ken and Bert Bressett, have enjoyed the hobby and its people — and the feeling is mutual. Q. DAvID BowERS U. S. COINAGE Tale of the Copper Client 764 Whether promoting the hobby or a really big money show, never underestimate the power of a little common cent. STEPHEN L. BOBBITT MILITARY CURRENCY Chelsea's Wartime Money Factory 768 Working under a veil of secrecy, the employees of a Massachusetts printing plant deserve much of the credit for the success of WWII military currency. ROBERT H. DAWE CANADIAN COINAGE Canada's Mint: Making Change for the Future 775 The Royal Canadian Mint observes its 90th anniversary with celebration and a salute to tradition. MARILYN A. REBACK 730 THE NUMISMATIST ~ 7ULY 1998 ~ I ~ ~ "~ ~ i I ~ ~ ~
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JULY 1998 VOLUME 111 NUMBER 7 DEPARTMENTS COVER ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ At the ANA's l 07th Anniversary Convention, Ken and Bert Bressett will be presented the ANA's highest honor, the Farran Zerbe Memorial Award for Distinguished Service (page 757). RIC HEISTROM 738 From Your President by Anthony Swiatek 740 Mint State Views 743 Letters 749 New Issues Austria, Gibraltar, Hungary, Isle of Man 753 Numismatic Narratives 779 783 787 793 Coins and Collectors by Q. David Bowers NamesinNumismatics by Pete Smith Presents from the Past by David R. Sear The Other Side of the Coin by Edward C. Rochette 795 799 Consumer Alert by Kenneth Bressett Bookmarks ROBERT DRWE 807 Membership News ANA CHRONICLE Numismatist of the Year, AARP Show, Portland Tentati ve Schedule of Events, Presidential Awards, Portland Convention Medal, Executive Director Leaves DONATIONS CALENDAR 0F EvENTs CLUB NEFVS OBITUARIES 823 825 827 832 833 834 836 840 From One to Seventy by David W. Lange The Collector's Edge by Don Bonser ANA Authentication Bureau by 7. P. Martin Advertising Rates Display Classified Ads Auction Insights Curator's Corner by Robert W. Hoge Classified Ads 847 Advertiser Index FRED SCHWAN The Feds stepped in when Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company became directly involved in printing military currency during World War II (page 768). yULY 199B ~ THE NUMISMATIST 73I

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FEATURES ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

ANA AWARDS Living the Hobby and Loving It 757 This year's recipients of the ANA's Farran Zerbe Memorial Award, Ken and Bert Bressett, have enjoyed the hobby and its people — and the feeling is mutual. Q. DAvID BowERS

U. S. COINAGE Tale of the Copper Client 764 Whether promoting the hobby or a really big money show, never underestimate the power of a little common cent. STEPHEN L. BOBBITT

MILITARY CURRENCY Chelsea's Wartime Money Factory 768 Working under a veil of secrecy, the employees of a Massachusetts printing plant deserve much of the credit for the success of WWII military currency. ROBERT H. DAWE

CANADIAN COINAGE Canada's Mint: Making Change for the Future 775 The Royal Canadian Mint observes its 90th anniversary with celebration and a salute to tradition. MARILYN A. REBACK

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