Howard A Daniel III

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Rest in peace sir ! A condolence from Vietnam.

With passion and dedication in collecting, researching, and introducing Vietnamese currency, Mr. Howard A. Daniel has left behind a precious legacy for the entire community of history and currency enthusiasts. His works and contributions have not only helped uncover and better understand parts of the past, but have also contributed to fostering understanding and exchange between the two nations of Vietnam and the United States.

Mr. Daniel's relentless efforts in researching and exploring various types of currency, coupled with the creation of valuable catalogs and reference materials, have helped establish a valuable source of information for scholars, collectors, and those interested in this field.

With an open mind and heart, Mr. Howard A. Daniel was not only an exceptional collector but also an active researcher and contributor to promoting cooperation and understanding between nations. His contributions will always be commemorated and cherished, continuing to spread the value of Southeast Asia's history and culture in the years to come.

Farewell to Mr. Howard A. Daniel - a guiding light, a currency ambassador, and a bridge for Vietnam-US relations post-war.

One last note: my dream about Howard occurred before I knew that he had passed away, but after his passing. It has caused much reflection on my part: live each day to its fullest, as we never have tomorrow.

I actually had a dream about Howard the other night. I believe he must have come to say goodbye. I'm serious. Rest in peace, my friend. John

Howard was a good friend, and I will miss him very much. I first met Howard and Phung in March 1979 at a Maryland coin show where they gave me a copy of his first book on Vietnamese coins. I am so sorry that I just learned of his passing. Phung, my condolences to you.

Phung:
I am so sorry for your loss of your husband Howard. He was always kind to me and freely shared his knowledge.
Michele Orzano

I met Howard online, we corresponded often. I met him in person at a coin show in Charlotte, North Carolina. He was the most advanced and knowledgeable collector I've known. Also a gentleman and friendly. Howard was a true patriot. As many others, I am saddened by Howard's passing, but also glad he no longer suffers. Rest In Peace my friend.