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Volume 58, No. 3/4

March/April 2023 Articles include:

• Liege Charity Tokens: by James Martin, NI #2657.  Church-related tokens are known from as early as the late 16th century and were used for various functions.  These may have been charity tokens distributed by the church to regulate food or other goods given to the poor – particularly on feast days.  They could also be ………
• A 19th Century French Insurance Jeton, by Michael Ross, NI #2845.  France has a long and extensive history of jetons issued across a bewildering array of subjects.  One of these is “Insurance,” perhaps a seemingly unusual topic, but a critical component in the development of world-wide trade by pooling risk – and thus encouraging……..
• The Allure of Spanish American Cob Coins, by Herman Blanton, LM#115.  For me the most interesting area of Colombian coinage is that of the cobs (macuquinas).  My collecting interest didn’t begin there but reached this place over the years.  I began collecting in 1960 (U.S., world, and ancients) but by ………

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