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Colonial Coin Collectors Club (C4) Newsletter Cumulative Index by Title (Version 9.2 Date: April 2018) Colonial Coin Collectors Club (C4) Newsletter Cumulative Index By Title (Version 9.2 Date: April 2018) Topic or Title Author C4 Issue Page 1715 Fleet - the 300th Anniversary of Ish, Buell V23 N2 Summer 15 26 1783 Dated Counterfeit Halfpence: a Non-Regal Research Group Project Moore, Roger & Rohrer & Rose V20 N4 Winter 12 24 18th Century Merchant's Dilemma - the value of coins in commerce Shane, Leo V13 N3 Fall 2005 21 2011 Reflections Masella, Alex V19 N3 Fall 2011 41 350th Anniversary Of the 1652 NE Coinage Commemorated by a Counterstamp Williams, Ray V21 N1 Spring 2013 41 Abel Buel's Letter Home Griffin, Peter V20 N4 Winter 12 41 Adams, John - Receives ANS Trustee Award Williams, Ray V24 N2 Summer 16 10 Adams, John - to receive ANS Huntington Award Editor V22 N1 Spring 2014 38 All things must pass Miniman, Arnold V24 N3 Fall 2016 46 Almanacs - “An Eighteenth Century Purchase” Shane, Leo V21 N1 Spring 2013 15 Amenities of Coin Collectors - courtesies we should follow Siboni, Roger V13 N3 Fall 2005 28 Amenities of Coin Collectors - courtesies we should follow - Part 2 Siboni, Roger V13 N4 Winter 05 18 Amenities of Coin Collectors - courtesies we should follow - Part 3 Siboni, Roger V14 N2 Summer 06 16 Amenities of Coin Collectors - Ray's Comments on topic Williams, Ray V15 N2 Summer 07 48 America Inimica Tyrannis in Silver - discovery Hodder, Michael V03 N2 Summer 95 29 American Plantation Token 4-E, Two Distinct Reverse Rotations (orig. vs. restrike?) Wierzba, Dennis V21 N1 Spring 2013 13 America's Foreign Coins (metal detecting finds near Hartford, CT) August, Dick V20 N2 Summer 12 44 ANA - ANA Awards Honorary Doctorates: John Kraljevich & Erik Goldstein Ray Williams V23 N2 Summer 15 20 ANA - C4 Members combine efforts and coins to exhibit in Boston 2010 Williams, Ray V18 N3 Fall 2010 44 ANA - C4 Members recognized with awards at Summer ANA Williams, Ray V19 N3 Fall 2011 54 ANA - Convention 2008 Pictures Lawrence, Kathy V16 N3 Fall 2008 24 ANA - LA Convention Menchell, Dave V17 N3 Fall 2009 31 ANA - Milwaukee August 8-12, 2007 Martin, Syd V15 N3 Fall 2007 25 ANA - minutes of C4 Membership meeting Shane, Leo V13 N2 Summer 05 48 ANA - Summer Seminar 2012 Williams, Ray V20 N2 Summer 12 42 ANA - Summer Seminar 2013 Williams, Ray V21 N2 Summer 13 39 ANA - Summer Seminar 2015 Shane, Leo V23 N2 Summer 15 56 ANA - Summer Seminar Courses – an announcement Ortega. Brandon V21 N1 Spring 2013 43 ANA - Summer Seminar report Scarinci, Donald V02 N3 Sep 94 22 ANA Collection - Missing Colonial Coins from ANA V20 N1 Spring 12 69 ANA Numismatist of the Year 2016 - awarded to John Kraljevich ANA press release V24 N3 Fall 2016 5 ANA Summer Seminar 2017 Smith, Bruce V25 N2 Summer 17 8 Analysis - of three coins using SEM/EDS Lorenzo, John & Bob Anderhalt V21 N3 Fall 2013 22 Anderson, Don - In Memorioum Gleckler, William V20 N2 Summer 12 46 Annandale, VA Coin Cache Forgotten Shelby, Wayne V25 N3 Fall 2017 14 ANS - A Numismatic Conversation on Mass Silver Williams, Ray V19 N4 Winter 11 36 ANS - C4 Members attend opening of new ANS Offices on Varick Street Williams, Ray V16 N4 Winter 08 51 ANS - COAC, announcement of 1994 COAC ANS V02 N3 Sep 94 17 ANS - the First "Numismatic Conversation" on Connecticut Coppers Martin, Robert V14 N3 Fall 2006 27 ANS Honors Roger Siboni Williams, Ray V21 N1 Spring 2013 45 ANS, A different perspective to ANS publishing CNL Pietri, Angel V04 N3 Winter 97 12 ANS, ANS to publish CNL Freidus, Dan V04 N2 Fall 1996 30 Anthony, Alan - Election Candidate Biography Anthony, Alan V24 N2 Summer 16 8 Anton, William - notice of his passing Demling, Mike V23 N3 Fall 2015 55 Arabian coin recovered in Southern NE - Red Sea Piracy Evidence - Bailey, James V24 N3 Fall 2016 35 Are All of the Good Coins Gone? Knight, Dan V25 N2 Summer 17 30 Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Computation of Money Shane, Leo V23 N1 Spring 15 25 Arkansas, A Few Bits about Coins in Early Nipper, Will V23 N2 Summer 15 48 Aruba, Numismatic Museum of Martin, Syd V11 N4 Winter 03 55 Atlee & Buell & Machin - Machin's Mills August, Dick & Sarrafian V06 N1 Spring 98 25 Atlee Halfpence on Spread Planchets Mayhugh, Marc V23 N1 Spring 15 56 Auction - How not to buy coins at Agre, John & Wnuck V15 N1 Spring 07 28 Page 1 of 32 Colonial Coin Collectors Club (C4) Newsletter Cumulative Index By Title (Version 9.2 Date: April 2018) Auction - Taylor Sale, a brief look at (and a picture of attendees) Mayhugh, Marc V15 N2 Summer 07 55 Auction Cataloger, the position of Hodder, Michael V01 N2 Dec 93 4 Auction Notes Griffee, John V07 N1 Spring 99 31 Auction Report - the CT Copper collection in the C4 Auction 11/2016 August, Dick V24 N4 Winter 2016 50 Auction Review Hodder, Michael V01 N1 Aug 93 6 Auction Review Hodder, Michael V01 N2 Dec 93 9 Auction Review Hodder, Michael V02 N1 Mar 94 7 Auction Review Hodder, Michael V02 N2 Jun 94 20 Auction Review Review Panel V02 N4 Dec 94 19 Auction Review Rock, Jeff V03 N1 Mar 95 32 Auction Review Hodder, Michael V03 N2 Summer 95 32 Auction Review Rock, Jeff V03 N2 Summer 95 37 Auction Review - First Quarter 2011 Agre, John & Wnuck V19 N1 Spring 11 36 Auction Review - First Quarter 2012 Agre, John V20 N1 Spring 12 21 Auction Review – First Quarter 2013 Agre, John V21 N1 Spring 2013 30 Auction Review - First Quarter 2014 Agre, John V22 N1 Spring 2014 30 Auction Review - First Quarter 2015 Agre, John V23 N1 Spring 15 29 Auction Review - First Quarter 2015 Wierzba, Mike V23 N2 Summer 15 52 Auction Review - First Quarter 2016 Agre, John V24 N1 Spring 2016 48 Auction Review - First Quarter 2016 (Spring Summer) Wierzba, Mike V24 N2 Summer 16 50 Auction Review - Newman V August, Richard V22 N4 Winter 14 39 Auction Review - Second Quarter 2011 Wierzba, Mike V19 N2 Summer 11 62 Auction Review - Second Quarter 2012 Wierzba, Mike V20 N2 Summer 12 31 Auction Review - Summer 2014 Kraljevich, John V22 N3 Fall 2014 31 Auction Review - The Colonial Coins from Eric Newman Wierzba, Mike V22 N2 Summer 14 38 Auction Review - Third Quarter Kraljevich, John V23 N3 Fall 2015 46 Auction Review - Third Quarter 2011 Kraljevich, John V19 N3 Fall 2011 28 Auction Review - Third Quarter 2013 Wierzba, Michael V21 N3 Fall 2013 33 Auction Review & Market Report Fourth Quarter 2012 Kraljevich, John V20 N4 Winter 12 55 Auction Review, announcement of suspension of Hodder, Michael V02 N3 Sep 94 17 Award - ANA presents Award for the C4 Newsletter at Summer ANA Williams, Ray V20 N3 Fall 2012 63 Award - Newman, Eric - Made Honorary C4 Life Member (Lifetime Achievement Award) Williams, Ray V14 N2 Summer 06 40 Award - presented to Angel Pietri Wierzba, Dennis V05 N4 Winter 97 7 Award - presented to Jim Spilman Wierzba, Dennis V05 N4 Winter 97 7 Award - presented to Kenneth Bressett, C4 Lifetime Achiuevement Award Williams, Ray V20 N3 Fall 2012 64 Award - presented To Mike Hodder Wierzba, Dennis V05 N4 Winter 97 7 Award - Vlack, Robert - C4 Presents Lifetime Achievement Award Williams, Ray V15 N4 Winter 07 51 Baltimore - Lord Baltimore 6d Williams, Ray V25 N1 Spring 1017 56 Bar Copper - Love Token? Townson, Dave V11 N3 Fall 2003 20 Beaver - Nova Scotia's standard of exchange Leighton, Eric V14 N2 Summer 06 35 Bent coins Shutty, Michael V24 N3 Fall 2016 17 Bermuda - Somers Island - Hogge Money found in a junk box Sportack, Mark V24 N3 Fall 2016 28 Bermuda National Collection - US Colonial Coins in Martin, Syd V12 N3 Fall 2004 25 Betts Coppers, Identification of Freidus, Dan V04 N1 Spring 96 11 Betts related - "Nach Amerika" Tokens of Nuremberg Levinson, Robert V20 N2 Summer 12 23 Blacksmith - Wood 38 Family & synopsis of W33-46 Lorenzo, John V16 N1 Spring 08 46 Blacksmith - Wood 42 -Not a Blacksmith Copper Nichols, Gord V17 N2 Summer 09 20 Blacksmith Tokens, and the New York connection Lorenzo, John V06 N2 Summer 98 43 Blondeau's Secret Minting Process LaSarre, Jim & Jack Howes V21 N4 Winter 13 24 Bolger, John & Ray Williams - Collecting Colonials, the passion for – internet gleanings Syd Martin V21 N1 Spring 2013 46 Book - Fugio Book available - by Rob Retz Rock, Jeff V24 N3 Fall 2016 58 Book Announcement - French Coinage Specifically for Colonial America Editor V23 N4 Winter 15 60 Book list for colonial collectors Rock, Jeff V03 N3 Fall 1995 36 Page 2 of 32 Colonial Coin Collectors Club (C4) Newsletter Cumulative Index By Title (Version 9.2 Date: April 2018) Book Report - Michael Hodder's The Compagnie Des Indes, French Coinage and the Anthony, Alan V26 N1 Spring 2018 27 Mississippi Scheme 1719-1720 Book Review - French Coins Specifically for America - Syd Martin McDowell, Christopher V24 N3 Fall 2016 7 Book review - Medallic Washington by Neil Musante Kraljevich, John V24 N4 Winter 2016 9 Book Review - Mossman's Money of the American Colonies & Confederation Hodder, Michael V01 N2 Dec 93 16 Book Review - New York Burning (2005) by Dr. Jill Lepore Burke, Jeff V24 N2 Summer 16 25 Book Review - Russell Shorto's "Island in the Center of the World" Siboni, Roger V14 N4 Winter 06 28 Book Review of John McCusker's work on the cost of commodities Mossman, Phil V11 N2 Summer 03 26 Book Review of Martin's "Hibernia Coinage of William Wood" Jordan, Louis V15 N4 Winter 07 59 Book Review of Seward Menzel's "Cobs, Pieces of Eight and Treasure Coins 1536- Sarrafian, Ed V13 N2 Summer 05 52 1773" Book Review: New Jersey State Coppers (Siboni, Howes, Ish) Smith, Bruce V21 N4 Winter 13 37 Book Review: New Jersey State Coppers (Siboni, Howes, Ish) Weinberg, Alan V21 N4 Winter 13 37 Book Review: One Coin is Never Enough (Michael Shutty) Ish, Buell V21 N4 Winter 13 38 Book Reviews Hodder, Michael V02 N4 Dec 94 12 Book, A $3 book on Colonial History Easterbrooks, R.
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