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2015 Summerjournal Crowds Cameto51stgna Coin &Currencyshow Notes Volume 52, Issue 3 GNA Journal Association Georgia Numismatic 2015 Summer Journal Since 1964 Crowds Came to 51st GNA Inside this Issue: Coin & Currency Show Crowds Came to 51st 1 GNA Coin & By: Richard Jozefiak Another special attraction at the show was Currency Show the ANA Road Show, staffed by Mr. Rod Calendar 4 A record setting crowd of over 2400 Gillis, ANA Educational Director, and Ms. people came to the 51st Georgia Tiffanie Bueschel, ANA Club Coordinator. Did You Know 6 Numismatic Association (GNA) Coin The ANA had on display rare Dahlonega & Currency Show held April 17-19, gold coins, mint errors, and Georgia Why Not Collect 10 One-Ounce Silver 2015 at the Northwest Georgia Trade & notes. Eagles? Convention Center in Dalton, GA. Two special attractions at the show were: The GNA Convention 14 United States Mint and the American Draws 9 Junior Exhibitors Numismatic Association (ANA) Road Show. Early Dimes At $100 15 Each? The sold out bourse had over 325 tables along with competitive exhibits, special programs for young numismatists (YNs), presentations, and exhibits from The United States Mint and the ANA. The show was opened at 10 am on Friday, ANA Road Show Team- Rod Gillis (L) and Tiffanie April 17 with the ribbon being cut by Bueschel, with Richard Jozefiak (ANA District United States Mint employees. Representative- Alabama) (R) On Saturday morning, Rod Gillis (ANA Educational Director) held a Boy Scout Merit badge program. Over 20 scouts earned their coin collecting merit badge. The ANA provided a free six month ANA membership to the scouts that completed the program. On Saturday afternoon, the YN Program had a crowd of over 110 people attending, with over 60 young people. Led by Mr. Bob Hartje, a program of students United States Mint Sales Booth and Exhibit Area representing different historical people on money was performed. All YNs received a Continued on page 3 PagePage 2 2 Volume 52, 57, Issue Issue 3 1 Volume 59,52, Issue 3 Page 3 Crowds Came to 51st GNA Coin & Currency Show Continued from Page 1 goody bag of numismatic items, all donated by dealers at the show and the GNA. A full and busy bourse floor Student performers at the YN Program People looking at the many competitive with Bob Hartje (rear, center) exhibits A large competitive exhibit area had 15 exhibitors with a total of 46 display cases. Nine of the exhibitors were Junior class displays. Large competitive class is exhibits with more than 4 display cases. Small competitive class is exhibits with 1-3 display cases. Awards were given for 1st,2nd and 3rd place winners. 1st place winners were: Class Exhibit Title Exhibitor Prize Won Large, competitive- Chattanooga Dennis Schafluetzel PCGS PR65 (Old Green 1st Place Depression and Holder, with Gold CAC Clearing House Scrip sticker) 1940 Uber- Gem Proof Liberty Dime Small, competitive- The Pigeon Roost Lavonda Proveaux PCGS MS64BN 1865 1st Place Mining Co. Two cent piece Small, competitive- Headed West: The Myriam Saldarriaga 1884 CC BU Silver 1st Place Changing Faces of Miss Dollar, in original GSA Liberty packaging Eight educational programs were held during the show. The 30-45 minute presentations were on a wide variety of numismatic topics. Many of the speakers were nationally known numismatic experts. The next show is the 52nd GNA Coin & Currency Show on April 15-17, 2016 at the Northwest Georgia Trade & Convention Center in Dalton, GA. Future show information can be found: www.gamoney.org. PagePage 4 4 Volume 52, 51, Issue Issue 3 2 Show Calendar Greater Atlanta Coin Shows, Board of Directors 4/12, 5/17, 6/14, 7/12, 8/9, 9/13, Show10/11, and 11/15 Calendar 2015 Greg Ison Todd Cofer Chip Davis Hilton Atlanta/Marietta Hotel & President General Secretary Governor GreaterConference Atlanta Center Coin Shows 500 Powder Springs Street, Marietta, GA [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 8/9, 9/13, 10/11, and 11/15 2015 Bob O’Brien: 770-772-4359 [email protected], Atlanta/Marietta Hotel/Conference www.atlcoins.com Center Tom Youngblood Ron Wichman Carl Lester 500 Powder Springs Street, Marietta, GA Vice President & Interim Editor Membership Secretary Governor BobAugusta O’Brien: 770-772-4359 Coin Club Show [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] May 8-9, 2015 [email protected],New Columbia County www.atlcoins.com Exhibition Center John Phipps Chip Cutcliff Richard Jozefiak 212 Partnership Drive Treasurer Governor Governor LowGrovetown, Country GA Coin 30813 Club [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] David Chism: (706) 541-4143 [email protected] Coin Show Position Open - GNA Journal Editor August 14-16, 2015 Arts**Canceled** and Crafts Building GA Atlanta ExchangeCoin Club& Currency Park Fairgrounds Expo Member Club Reps on GNA Board 9850May Hwy 15-17, 78, Ladson, 2015 SC Richard Smith (843) 797-1245 Member Club Reps on GNA Board LowellPickens Knouff (843) County 302-6210 Coin Club Mack Martin Norm Thomas Show StevenSteven Nix Nix Mack Martin Norm Thomas Augusta Coin Club Anderson (SC) Coin Club Rockdale Coin Club June 6, 2015 Augusta Coin Club Anderson (SC) Coin Club Rockdale Coin Club BlueDean Ridge Center Numismatic At Amlicola Electric Association [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (BRNA)Membership 56th AnnualCorp. Convention AugustHwy 21 515 - 23, At 2015 Camp Road MarcPosition Kosanovich Open DennisDennis Schafluetzel Schafluetzel TomTom Youngblood Youngblood Jasper, Georgia 30143 Chief John Ross Rome Coin Club Northwest Georgia Trade & Convention Center MetropolitanMetropolitan Coin Coin Club Club of of Atlanta Chief John Ross Rome Coin Club Butch Roberts: 770-324-8724 [email protected] Mountain Coin Club 2211 Dug Gap Battle Road, Dalton, Georgia [email protected] [email protected] Mountian Coin Club Rickens County Coin Club [email protected] Pickens County Coin Club 30720Warner Robins Coin Club Jim Ford [email protected]@gamoney.org BlendaAnnual Brush: 864-617-3378Coin Show July 24-25, 2015 JimChattanooga Ford Coin Club Ron Blackman: 321-258-0325 [email protected] VFW Hall-1011 Corder Road, Chattanooga Coin Club Warner Robins, Ga 31088 [email protected] NorthShow Carolina information: Numismatic Tom Kimsey Association478-335-6835 57th Anniversary Member Clubs CoinLow Show Country & Convention Coin Show OctoberAugust 2 - 14-16,4, 2015 2015. ANDERSON, SC BLAIRSVILLE MARIETTA GreensboroExchange Coliseum Park Fairgrounds Comples, Anderson Area Coin Club Mountain Coin Club Marietta/Smyrna Coin Club 19219850 West Highway Lee St., 78.Greensboro, Ladson, NCSC 29456 Mark Otel Dr. Nancy W. Kelly Michael Smith BarryShow Ciociola: information: 919-656-3265 Richard Smith 706-436-1911 [email protected] 770-401-0298 843-797-1245 [email protected]: [email protected] BLUE RIDGE CHATTANOOGA, TN NORTH CHARLESTON NUMISMATIST ASS’N Chattanooga Coin Club Low Country Coin Club Rome Blue Coin Ridge Club Numismatic 2015 Coin Show Bernie Acuff Grant Campbell Dennis Schafluetzel OctoberAssociation 16-17, 2015 (BRNA) 56th 423-842-5527 [email protected] 706-226-3504 RomeAnnual Civic Center Convention ROCKDALE ATLANTA FORT OGLETHORPE 400August Civic Center 21 - 23,Dr., 2015Rome, GA. Chief John Ross Numis. Ass’n Rockdale Coin Club Northwest Georgia Trade & Convention Metropolitan Coin Club TomCenter Youngblood: 2211 Dug770-815-4042 Gap Battle Road Dan Card David Green of Atlanta Email:Dalton, [email protected] Georgia 30720 Ron Wichman 423-238-5203 770-482-1133 Blenda Brush: 864-617-3378 770-394-4103 HUNTSVILLE, AL ROME SouthRon Blackman:Carolina Numismatic321-258-0325 Southern Gold Society Madison County Coin Club Rome Coin Club David Crenshaw Michael Campbell Jerry Howell AsociationRome Coin Club [email protected] 256-337-5092 706-234-0760 October2015 30 -Coin Novermber Show 1, 2015 TD OctoberConvention 16-17, Center, 2015. Greenville, SC, ALBANY JASPER THOMASVILLE ExpositionRome CivicDr., Greenville, Center SC 29607 Southwest Georgia Coin Club Pickens County Coin Club Rose City Coin Club 400 Civic Center Dr., Rome, GA. Anthony Chibbaro, [email protected] Jeff Neal Butch Roberts Paul Puskar Tom Youngblood: 770-815-4042 229-349-3112 770-324-8724 229-226-3272 803-530-3668Email: [email protected] AUGUSTA MACON WARNER ROBINS Augusta Coin Club Show Warner Robins Coin Club Tennessee State Coin Show Augusta Coin Club Middle Georgia Coin Club November 20-21,2015 Steven Nix Bill Lane Tom Kimsey NovemberNew Columbia 6 - 8, 2015 County Exhibition Center [email protected]. 478-986-9795 478-335-6835 Camp212 Jordan Partnership Arena, Chattanooga,Drive TN [email protected] GayleGrovetown, Pike: [email protected] GA 30813 Show information: David Chism (706) 541-4143, [email protected] Volume 52, 51, Issue Issue 3 2 PagePage 5 5 Visit us online: www.gamoney.org The GNA Journal is looking for new articles. Are you a subject matter expert ? Do you have a numismatic passion you’d like to share? Submit your articles to: Tom Youngblood, Interim Editor [email protected] Page 6 Volume 52, Issue 3 “Did You Know...” By: Chip Cutcliff grades sell for over $60,000 dollars, so you may want to look at the back of all your 1794 Large Cents …that the first elongated cents were created as to see if you have a rare variety. Even on a worn out souvenirs for the 1892-1893 Columbus Exposition coin, finding just one star left will make your coin a in Chicago Illinois? The event celebrated the 400th valuable treasure! anniversary of the discover y of the Americas by Columbus. The elongated cents were made as …thatPage the 14 $1 small size Federal ReserveVolume Note (FRN)57, Issue 1 souvenirs for the show, and were given away or sold got its’ start in 1963? Although the Federal Reserve for a small amount.
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