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Volume 57, No. 11/12
November/December 2022 Articles include:
- St. Vincent, West Indies & Its Lagacy of Modern Fake Countermarks by David Wolfer, NI #2793. Numismatic research is rarely a Straight-forward journey. With the cut and countermarked coins of the West Indies, the likelihood of following an indirect path in getting to the truth seems almost………
- Numismatic Lagacy of Protuguese Africa (1690-1800s) by Alexandre de Barros, NI #2201.  Nearly two centuries before the so-called Scramble for Africa, the Portuguese were the First Europeans to issue coinage for circulation in the African territories claimed in the name of their king. It all began in the 15th century when Prince Henry, the Navigator, son of King John I, began………
- The Papal Basilica Interiors of Giuseppe Bianchi, by Mike Ross NI # 2845. Giuseppe Bianchi was an Italian engraver, born in Cantalupo di Tivoli in 1808 and moved to Rome with his family when very young. By the age of 15 he was employed at a copper plate engraving studio; later he opened his own seal-engraving………
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