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<p>[QUOTE="Mark Fox, post: 1314688, member: 34070"]Dear hontonai, cladking, & Lucy,</p><p><br /></p><p>hontonai --- Good to hear from you again! It was the second edition (1978). The information was very welcome because it provided a few details on the different 100¥ series, beyond just what Krause had. For instance, I now know that the designer of the copper-nickel series (1967-present) is Hiroo Miyazaki, although nothing more than that. He presumably was an engraver at Osaka? No, Cummings didn't have anything directly to say about the shortage, but all the same, I thought it would interest readers of my article if they knew something about the actual coins that were supposedly being drained from circulation.</p><p><br /></p><p>cladking--- Thank you for your interesting observations! It is always nice to hear from someone who has had some hands-on experience with the coins under discussion. </p><p><br /></p><p>Lucy--- Many thanks for the warm welcome! Sorry I didn't take the time to introduce myself on the boards, but time is not something I have a lot of right now, and anyway, I don't think I am the kind that is worth introducing. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Best regards,</p><p><br /></p><p>Mark Fox</p><p>Michigan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mark Fox, post: 1314688, member: 34070"]Dear hontonai, cladking, & Lucy, hontonai --- Good to hear from you again! It was the second edition (1978). The information was very welcome because it provided a few details on the different 100¥ series, beyond just what Krause had. For instance, I now know that the designer of the copper-nickel series (1967-present) is Hiroo Miyazaki, although nothing more than that. He presumably was an engraver at Osaka? No, Cummings didn't have anything directly to say about the shortage, but all the same, I thought it would interest readers of my article if they knew something about the actual coins that were supposedly being drained from circulation. cladking--- Thank you for your interesting observations! It is always nice to hear from someone who has had some hands-on experience with the coins under discussion. Lucy--- Many thanks for the warm welcome! Sorry I didn't take the time to introduce myself on the boards, but time is not something I have a lot of right now, and anyway, I don't think I am the kind that is worth introducing. Best regards, Mark Fox Michigan[/QUOTE]
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