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The current NI Bulletin is Volume 55 No. 6 dated November 2020. A sample of the beginning of the articles in this NI Bulletin are:
- A Poor Host Leaves a Bad Impression, by Eric Hodge (NI# 2784). ANY help in isolating forged and faked counterfeit coins must benefit the numismatic community. There have always been forged and faked counterfeit issues of British merchant countermarked dollars. Some were.................
- 175 Years of Facing Busts: English Kings from 1351 to 1526, by Allan Davisson. For people with little interest in the series, the medieval portraits of English kings from the reign of Edward III until late in the reign of Henry VII look very much alike when laid out side by side. This is apparent when looking at obverse images from each.............
- The (Real) First Portrait of Christ on a Coin by Michael T. Shutterly (NI# 2703). It was long considered settled that the Roman (of Byzantine, to some) Emperor Justinian II was the first to strike a coin that portrayed Jesus Christ: this was the gold solidus that Justinian began minting in Constantinople...........
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