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2. Party, policy, and democracy: What do voters value in candidates? (study has been modified, see 20181024AB)
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3. Party, policy, and democracy: What do voters value in candidates?
4. Well-Read: These numismatic books are essential for collectors of world coinage.
5. Read All About It: With a wealth of numismatic references, collectors can learn about any topic.
6. Going Worldwide: Currency has continued to evolve on a global scale.
7. More Money Reflections.
8. Money Reflections: Currency tells important stories and mirrors elements of the human experience.
9. Collecting Classifications: It can be an interesting exercise to examine how you categorize your collection.
10. Context Clues.
11. Celestial Collectibles: The sun and moon make an appearance on several numismatic items.
12. Close to Currency: Broaden your view with these untraditional paper collectibles.
13. THE DEMISE OF THE SMALL SIZE DOLLAR COIN.
14. Cheap Thrills: Some appealing United States bank notes are easily attainable.
15. World of Connections, Part 2: Parallels between U.S. and foreign coins continue into the 20th century.
16. World of Connections, Part 1: Many foreign coins share similarities with U.S. coinage.
17. Humble Treasures: Compelling collectibles are within reach.
18. Franklin’s Thoughts.
19. Endless Opportunity.
20. Show Time!
21. SILVER CONSEQUENCES: The Coinage Act of 1873 had a major impact on the nation's money.
22. THINKING ABOUT SLABS: Coin holders provide collecting consistency and value.
23. MAKING MEMORIES: Redeeming two decades' worth of spare change led to family bonding.
24. A STORY OF SILVER, PART 2: The half dollar experienced many changes in the past century.
25. A STORY OF SILVER, PART 1: The history of the half dollar can be broken down into distinct eras.
26. DO THE MATH, PART 2: There's more to the story than just the mintage.
27. DO THE MATH, PART 1.
28. CLASS IS IN SESSION, PART 4: The union of technology and artistry makes for dynamic coin designs.
29. CLASS IS IN SESSION,PART 3: Art appreciation is a core principle of the College of Numismatic Culture.
30. CLASS IS IN SESSION, PART 2: Numismatics embodies global history and culture.
31. CLASS IS IN SESSION, PART 1.
32. CHANGE CHANGES: Coins show the evolution of alloys, designs and mintmarks.
33. CENTENNIAL CONNECTION.
34. GET THE GRADE.
35. A VERSATILE DENOMINATION: The long-lived quarter wears many hats.
36. NOT-SO-ODD DENOMINATIONS: A look at obsolete pieces reveals the sound reasoning behind them.
37. SMALL BUT MIGHTY: The dime's distinctive traits make it a compelling collectible.
38. CHANGE FOR THE QUARTER.
39. THE 25-YEAR CODE.
40. MORE NOTES ON NOTES: Scribbled memos detract frorn an issue's grade but add to its history.
41. A NOTE ON NOTES: An inexpensive collection shows the diversity of paper money.
42. MONEY IN MOTION: Take a look at the connection between transportation and numismatics.
43. TAKE A LOOK.
44. A NEW HORIZON.
45. Bridging Art & Numismatics.
46. THE NEXT NICKEL: A look at the past reveals what could be in store for the 5-cent coin.
47. CAN YOU SPOT THE DIFFERENCE? Take a trip from the comfort of home with Canadian money.
48. THE ALMOST-THIRD DIMENSION.
49. CULTIVATING COLLECTORS, PART 3: Legal-tender coinage that rarely (or never) appears in circulation is enjoyable to acquire.
50. THE “FAB FIVE”.
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