To tell you the truth, I'd rather it take ten years to finish than rush and it be incomplete.
It will NEVER be complete. Even if you take those ten years, two weeks after you publish you will find something else that should have been in it.
How else would he be able to sell the second edition!
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Originally Posted By: RockMyAmadeus
Originally Posted By: leeg
I'm interested in knowing if anyone else is working on a Numismatic Research Project.
RWB, you don't count, probably working on three or four.
If so, what is your project, have you found anything new, what keeps you going, what has caused the most pain, and how close to finished are you?
My project is a few comics reference books:
New stuff? because it's such an unresearched field, new stuff pops up all the time
What keeps me going the thought of being published.
Caused the most pain: Thinking you have everything nailed down, only to find out you've missed 37 items
How close to finished am I? if I really buckle down, a year or so
Sounds interesting and wish you much luck.
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You guy's are probably right, just need to put something out there.
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As reverence for the past dies out in the breasts of a generation, so likewise patriotism wanes. In the measure that the love of the history of the past dies, so likewise do the higher aspirations for the future. To keep the flower of patriotism alive, we must keep the memory of the past vividly in mind. Ezra Meeker of Oregon Trail fame.
