Joe Ciccone of the American Numismatic SOCIETY writes:

Oops! Sorry for the typo - I shouldn't work on these issues at midnight on my sister-in-law's dining room table, but sometimes that's the only timeslot available...

Secretary-Treasurer David Sundman's report on the Numismatic Bibliomania Society General Meeting included this note:

Tom Wetter writes:

It was indeed a typo as both Dave Sklow and Karl Moulton were quick to point out (although knowing Dave Bowers, I wouldn't have been surprised to learn of another large book consignment. Anyway, Bowers' 340 cartons of books were consigned to David Sklow and will appear in several of his upcoming numismatic literature sales.

David Sundman writes:

Joe Boling asks:

David Sundman writes:

So where did the ten cents come from? I asked auctioneer Brad Karoleff, who writes:

That's what we love about having Brad as our annual auctioneer - he squeezes the last dime out of his marks, er, "bidders", and still leaves them (and the audience) entertained.

To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:REPORT ON THE NBS GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING(http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v12n33a03.html)

From the suggestion box - Bob Rhue writes:

Well, formatting changes aren't always so easy, but I was able to tweak the vertical space between list items a bit. Hopefully this has helped to improve readability without making the table of contents too long. Thanks for the suggestion!