Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community. Issued intermittently from 1867 to 1891, titles and numbering are as follows:
Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vols. 1-3 (1867-1869)
Mason's Monthly Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 4-6 (1870-1872)
Mason's Quarterly Coin Collector's Magazine, Vol. 6 (1872)
Mason's Coin Collector's Herald, Vols. 1-3 (1879-1882)
Mason's Coin Collector's Magazine, Vol. 4 (1882)
Mason's Monthly Illustrated Coin Collector's Magazine and Coin Price Current, Vol. 1 (1884-1885)
Mason's Coin Collector's Magazine and Coin Price Current (New Series), Vols. 13-14 (1890-1891)
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4/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 1
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
5/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 2
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
6/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 3
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
7/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 4
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
8/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 5
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
9/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 6
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
10/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 7
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
11/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 8
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
12/1/1867Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 9
The first significant house organ in American numismatics, Ebenezer L. Mason held forth from Philadelphia (and later Boston) and served up an unvarnished view of the coin collecting community.
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Mason's Coin and Stamp Collector's MagazinePublished by: Ebenezer L. Mason