Chicago Tribune Feature - Elongated Coins

FWIW, there was a feature article today on elongated coins in the
Chicago Tribune Tempo Section (Section #2 - Arts & Entertainment) today
(February 3, 2005). It was a pretty good piece, pretty factual, only
one minor statement that I would disagree with (i.e., in fact, Disney
has used parties besides Eurolink to produce their elongated coins).
Jim Dundon, Angelo Rosato, Christine Henry and a Chicagoland FBI
supervisor were all interviewed. This type of article is a real boost
to the hobby. As I am enslaved to the Chicago Tribune print edition, I
cannot say whether or not this is available on-line.

oly

On 3 Feb 2005 15:37:52 -0800, "oly" wrote:

FWIW, there was a feature article today on elongated coins in the
Chicago Tribune Tempo Section (Section #2 - Arts & Entertainment) today
(February 3, 2005). It was a pretty good piece, pretty factual, only
one minor statement that I would disagree with (i.e., in fact, Disney
has used parties besides Eurolink to produce their elongated coins).
Jim Dundon, Angelo Rosato, Christine Henry and a Chicagoland FBI
supervisor were all interviewed. This type of article is a real boost
to the hobby. As I am enslaved to the Chicago Tribune print edition, I
cannot say whether or not this is available on-line.

It is, but it requires an absurd level of registration, and I
don't like the Trib (or the Sun-Times, for that matter). I would
find one of those fake registration sites to access it. Or some
third party site may have it.


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Ed. Stoebenau
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