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V25 2022 INDEX E-SYLUM ARCHIVE LOOSE CHANGE: DECEMBER 25, 2022Here are some additional items in the media this week that may be of interest. -Editor Kavan Ratnatunga passed along this Facebook video of a contest where people fill sacks with pennies and carry them away. Thanks. -Editor 
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Aaron Oppenheim passed along this story about an Israeli jeweler who created NFT tokens with precious stones. Thanks. -Editor
In the world of jewelry, Yvel is a real institution – founded 36 years ago and located at the entrance to Jerusalem, the store looks like an Ali Baba cave, full of pearls and precious stones. Since its founding, Orna Levy – from a long line of diamond dealers – and her husband Isaac have received numerous awards for the beauty of their creations.
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CoinsWeekly published an article with University of Warsaw numismatists discussing the coin recently attributed to A Roman Emperor named Sponsianus. -Editor 
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From Quora. -Editor 
Remember the medal ceremony at the end of the original I don't know if they're still there, but those medals used to be on display at the Planet Hollywood restaurant in Orlando, and when my family visited Disney in the 90s, we happened to have dinner at the display case where the prop was on display. Reader, those things looked like cheap tinfoil smooshed around a wad of bent corrugated cardboard, and I assume chances are good that this is exactly what they really were. The medals look great in the movie, because you only see them for a few seconds and nobody touches them — they're just dangled from the craft store ribbons. But in person, they looked like a downgrade from what you'd find in a Cracker Jack box.
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