The E-Sylum:  Volume 8, Number 42, October 2, 2005, Article 19

HISTORIC PAPER MONEY ISSUE COVERS 1812 NOTES

Fred Reed is also the Editor of Paper Money, the official
publication of the Society of Paper Money Collectors, Inc.
The September/October issue features an important article
by Don Kagin. Reed describes it as "THE definitive (thus
far) look at the nation's first post-revolutionary circulating
currency. Because of their rarity, the U.S. Treasury Notes
of 1812-1815 have languished in obscurity for nearly two
centuries. Although both Hessler and Krause-Lemke
have cataloged the notes, their exclusion from Freidberg
(early eds.) relegated these important notes to the fringes of
our recollection and the backwaters of our hobby."

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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