Magazines about gold and silver

I was given an edition of Australasian Coin and Banknotes for Xmas 2010. It featured an article about the double bar on the 1966 silver fifty.

It would be nice to have repository of links for mags about our favourite metals

So to kick it off, here is a link to ACB, for reference next time you have a few minutes to kill and you fancy a lurk at the newsagent.

http://www.cruzis-coins.com/Grading/mag2.html

 

That article, if its the one I'm thinking of was written by Alan Flint of Universal Coin Co.

I was chatting to him while he was putting it together.

They are located in Centre Place in Melbourne, where GoldDiggers used to be.

 

not the best link (in my OP) to that mag & any better is appreciated

 

cheers CK - just typing last post during your reply. Will check it out next time in Melbourne.

 

had a look around..this mag does not seem to have a website

i very much enjoyed the copy I was given

 

Any links to that particular article, as I have been looking for it to check some 1966, 50's that I have.

 

If you are in reasonably sized urban centre, suggest you try calling the public library/checking their catalogue

I can't find a link to the mag even though it is a good'un.

There was a good article on the Libra solidus denarius denotation (oddly enough, L.s.d.) for pounds, shillings and pence, in that edition too.

libra = pound (hence the symbol for pound, )

solidus = shilling

denarius = penny, before decimalisation (dwt = pennyweight)

a pennyweight o'gold is 1/20 troy oz

 

Thanks. I will check in the library.

 

Australian Hard Asset Investor Magazine
http://www.ahainvestor.com/

 

I remember Lsd - finished in the sixties I think.

 

This magazine blows me a way.

http://www.nailpro.com/

12 issues a year devoted to nails.

WTF!!

 

I thought you meant nails as in 'Hammer and'

 

Same Here - But wouldn't be surprised, People collect all sorts of strange things.

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Wow. just wow.

 

Is this magazine out yet? I'm getting sick of going into newsagents asking for it.