Stop the presses: Ray Feller presents Japanese American internment camp money in a free ANA NumismaTalks program, announced just one day ahead. In Mail Call, a reader who grew up in Indiana, Pennsylvania, recalls seeing Jimmy Stewart strolling down Main Street.

Tom Sparks reports on the presentation of a James Stewart signed short snorter exhibit panel to the Jimmy Stewart Museum in Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Bill Myers marks the 2 September 1945 surrender ceremony with a gallery of V-J Day covers.

The ANA World's Fair of Money opens in Pittsburgh, the 2027 MPCFest dates are finally fixed at 19-21 March, and Tom Sparks decodes the short snorter of Charles W. ("Snarlin' Charlie") King, a $20 Series 1934A note carrying more than fifty signatures from the South Pacific.

Bill Myers shows a patriotic cover postmarked 11 December 1941, the day the United States declared war on Germany and Italy, and marks the anniversary of V-J Day with an Australian End of World War II commemorative coin pack. Details firm up for the Steve Feller dinner in Pittsburgh.

Ray Feller announces a dinner honoring Steve Feller at the Pittsburgh World's Fair of Money. Kazuya Fujita and Joseph Boling present a preliminary analysis of Japanese leading-9 and leading-10 serial numbers as replacement notes, exclusive to the Gram.

The second installment of The Boling Papers presents a Free French propaganda rubber stamp on a Bank of France 5 franc note, saved from a short snorter. Tom Sparks reports on his first ANA Summer Seminar and the World War II Numismatics class.