Gonna Make A Coin Book.

Well, keep in mind whatever you choose, it'll take about thirty years to learn enough to write a book. That's about the going timeframe for most of the people you'd call peers.

Instead of a book, how about a blog? For a web design project in school this year, we created a blog of our choosing using Google's tool Blogger. I chose numismatics, and I think it really turned out well. Blogger is easy to access from any device since it is web-based, and it provides all the tools a text editor like Word, or Libre Office would provide. It also provides minimal analytic tools like tracking page views, etc - and its fully customize-able.

This online-based tool would provide you with an avenue to post your original content, while being able to receive feedback from your active readers through comments and email suggestions. It would also be a great way to showcase individual coins from your collection. About a week ago, I introduced a "Coin of the Week" section into my blog, and I started with one of the most iconic coins in U.S history: the Morgan dollar.

Whatever you decide, I, as well as many from this forum, are in full support of your efforts to further the literature pertaining to the numismatic community.