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On Monday, 25 April 2011, I wrote: 'Coineys Should Read the Book Before they Seek the Emails'. I would like to know if anything has changed since I first asked the question, would the Department of State get better information about coins of Cyprus from a scholar who has published at least one monograph on them, or a lobbying group of half-senile collectors who have not? What have ACCG members produced as a result of their own personal private "research" on those coins of Cyprus they are so eager to get their hands on? What about pre-Tang coins of China? Let's see the bibliography.
On Monday, 25 April 2011, I wrote: 'Coineys Should Read the Book Before they Seek the Emails'. I would like to know if anything has changed since I first asked the question, would the Department of State get better information about coins of Cyprus from a scholar who has published at least one monograph on them, or a lobbying group of half-senile collectors who have not? What have ACCG members produced as a result of their own personal private "research" on those coins of Cyprus they are so eager to get their hands on? What about pre-Tang coins of China? Let's see the bibliography.
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