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Volume 56, No. 5

September 2021 articles include:

• New Discovery in Scotland,  by Eric C. Hodge (NI #2784).  In Scotland, Treasure Trove is dealt with under the common law of Scotland.  This ensures that significant objects from Scotland’s past are preserved in museums for public benefit.  To qualify as Treasure Trove, ………………
• Shifting Perspectives Bedevil a Countermarked Gold Joe of Curacao by David Wolfer (NI #2793).  An exceptionally rare countermarked gold coin of Curacao crossed the auction block in a Heritage Auctions Platinum Night Auction held at the company’s Dallas, Texas headquarters on August 5, 2020 (lot #30104).  Displaying five regulated countermarks………..
• Kingdom of Great Britain — Middlesex Half Penny (~1795), by James Martin.  During the era of revolution (America & France), Great Britain also became a bit restive.  She was also in the midst of the Industrial Revolution, a source of additional social disruption that saw populations gathering around industrial areas…………..

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