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2011-11-18 01:23

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感叹！邱文明，一位中国钱币收藏家

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感叹！邱文明，一位中国钱币收藏家，美国人

没有搞错，是邱文明，不是易文明，同名不同姓，易君以是本坛名人，藏品经常引来口水涟涟。。。。不用多说。

是的，就是有在本期冠军拍卖有藏品的邱文明（Arthur B Coole，ABC)。邱文明1900出生在Baldwin city,堪萨斯州。其父Thomas Coole 是一传教士，早年在福建传教，同时也收集中国钱币。其藏品被先捐给母校Baker University，后来Baker University 又捐给ANA （American Numismatic Association）。

邱文明应该是在中国长大的，受其父的影响，他一直收集中国钱币。1937 年，他是天津雅文中学商科主任，由于抗日战争，学校停课，他开始写第一本中国钱币专著，Coins in China's history。有意识的是，他的英文很一般，象外国人写的。但是书的内容很精彩。。1964 年，他把他的6000 件中国钱币卖给了币商 Jack L Klausen。卖的时候有一个合同，那些钱币不能打撒卖，只能完整卖给大学/博物馆。Jack Klausen 没有卖掉给博物馆，再后 1978 年卖给台湾币商 JS Lee。JS Lee 没有能一枪打，从此，他的藏品就出现在不同的拍卖会上。。。。。

本人年初在一小型拍卖会上拍得几枚他的大清宝钞，不是喜欢纸币，是因为他的名气。。。

感慨，我们是我们宝贝的保承者。。。。我们并没有占有。邱文明的经历说明了这点。

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2011-11-18 01:33

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Re:感歎！邱文明，一位中國錢幣收藏家

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引用第0樓buychinaforfun於2011-11-18 01:23發表的感歎！邱文明，一位中國錢幣收藏家 :
感歎！邱文明，一位中國錢幣收藏家，美國人

沒有搞錯，是邱文明，不是易文明，同名不同姓，易君以是本壇名人，藏品經常引來口水漣漣。。。。不用多說。

是的，就是有在本期冠軍拍賣有藏品的邱文明（Arthur B Coole，ABC)。邱文明1900出生在Baldwin city,堪薩斯州。其父Thomas Coole 是一傳教士，早年在福建傳教，同時也收集中國錢幣。其藏品被先捐給母校Baker University，後來Baker University 又捐給ANA （American Numismatic Association）。
.......

有关80年代的李振兴..[集集钱币]..又是一段long long story~~~
哈哈哈~~~希望有机会能说说~~~

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2011-11-18 10:12

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我辈楷模啊!敬礼!

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2011-11-18 22:39

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兄弟，能不能展开来说说，先谢。。。

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2011-11-24 21:39

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图片：

1965年版《中国历代五金货币》，中国古币收藏第一人“邱文明”签名.印章

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2011-11-25 02:09

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老邱的签名本，，，不容易。 1965年版应该是的3版。

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2012-01-15 17:40

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描述：封面
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描述：出版时间
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描述：史襄哉先生的序
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我手上正好有本1963年3版的

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2012-07-03 22:57

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偶然看到一点有意思的东西，纯转贴

来源：
http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v14n18a07.html

COOLE CHINESE COINS TO BE OFFERED

Bruce W. Smith submitted these notes on Daniel K. E. Ching and Arthur Coole. Thanks! -Editor
Attached is some biographical information on Daniel K. E. Ching which I found online. This is from the website of the Chinese Historical Society of America, 965 Clay Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 (www.chsa.org). Dan's collection of Chinese coins and paper money was sold in a Scott Semans auction in June 1991 (with less valuable material appearing in later fixed price lists). I wrote most of the catalog for that sale. The catalog can still be purchased from Scott (www.coincoin.com).

Dan had passed away on 26 July 1990, while the catalog was being written. We knew that he had donated other parts of his collections to various museums, and that his Vietnam tokens were auctioned by a token dealer, but his collection of Chinese-American memorabilia was still looking for a home in the early 1990's. Now we know that it went to the Chinese Historical Society in San Francisco (www.chsa.org) in 1994.

The well-known collector of Chinese coins, Arthur B. Coole (1900-1978), sold his collection of Chinese coins and paper money to Kansas City coin dealer Jack Klausen in 1964. In the fall of 1963 he prepared an inventory of the collection, and published about 15 copies for Klausen and various friends. Coole asked Klausen to agree not to break up the collection -- that is, if Klausen sold it he should sell it intact. Klausen agreed and hoped to sell the collection to a museum. He was unable to do so, and during 1977-1978 sold the collection to Taiwan coin dealer, J. S. Lee.

Years later it turned out that Lee did not buy all of the collection. There were some parts on which apparently they could not agree on a price. In 1988 Klausen consigned the coin trees, coin molds, and paper money printing blocks and seals to a Taisei sale, but they did not sell (despite published prices realized for those lots). I believe he consigned them to a different sale in the early 1990's (perhaps Pacific Coast Auctions). Whether they sold at that time or not is unclear, but the material was donated to a museum in Texas, either by the 1990's buyer or by Klausen's estate after his death in 2006.

The collection has now been consigned to Kansas City coin dealer, Lyn Knight, and will be offered in his Memphis Paper Money Show auction in June 2011. I have been cataloging part of this collection, which includes 22 Ch'ing Dynasty banknote printing plates (dating to the 1850's to 1912); about 40 seals, at least some of which were used on paper money of the late 1800's or early 1900's; a Yuan Dynasty (1280-1368) printing plate (of which perhaps 10 are known, but only 2 or 3 in private hands); and about two dozen coin molds (some in bronze, some clay and some in stone) dating to about 300 BC to about 200 AD.

In addition there is a lot of paper money, which I don't believe has appeared in those two previous sales. There are also three artist's drawings for proposed dragon coins, done in 1911, which originally had with them two passes to the imperial palace and a biography of the artist. These drawings have never been published before, and may be the work of Luigi Giorgi, the best known engraver of Chinese coins. Also in the sale are some items Klausen added to the collection after he bought it, including hundreds of Sinkiang silver coins, and I believe some gold pieces, though I haven't seen these.

Previous writers in The E-Sylum have stated that part of Coole's collection was donated to Baker University in Baldwin, Kansas. This is not true. Coole's father, Thomas Coole, was also a Methodist missionary in China and also a coin collector. Thomas Coole left his collection to Baker University, and Arthur mounted it and presented it to the university in 1930. I was hired to appraise the collection in the 1980's, and it was later donated by the university to the ANA Museum in Colorado Springs.

Arthur Coole had left his library to the ANA, and it may be seen there today. Strangely, though Arthur Coole and his father and his daughter and various other members of his family graduated from Baker, he did not leave his papers (correspondence, articles written, and probably diaries) to Baker University. Instead they are now at the Knight Library at the University of Oregon (1501 Kincaid, Eugene, OR 97403). This library has the papers from many other Methodist missionaries in China, which may explain why Arthur Coole's papers are there.

Lyn Knight may be contacted at www.lynknight.com for more information.

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2012-07-03 22:58

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同一篇里还提到了Daniel K. E. Ching

顺便来个以前在别处贴过相关文章

http://www.coinsky.com/htm/bbs/topic.cgi?id=212665

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2012-07-04 22:55

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好贴，顶上来。。

向前辈致敬。。。好的学习资料