Coin Club Medals

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Wow! Awesome assemblage fellows!

 

The Peninsula Coin Club of Palo Alto, California salutes Barbie:


Peninsula Coin Club medal Barbie Hall of Fame
Bronze, 38 mm, 21.14 gm

Obverse:
Barbie Doll head facing
BARBIE HALL OF FAME
PALO ALTO 1984-1996 CALIFORNIA

Reverse:
Octagon with eagle
OVER 35 YEARS ON THE SAN FRANCISCO PENINSULA
PENINSULA COIN CLUB CALIFORNIA
ORG. 1954

The Barbie Hall of Fame museum of Palo Alto closed in 1999.

 

Here is a nice shiny example in brass I believe.

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Don’t they give out to the new members. Or is it a gimmick

 

That’s what I’m talking about. If you’re really crazy. Do your whole state. At least one. I admire your dedication

 

Got anymore

 

This one is not mine, but I did pick it up raw recently.

 

The 4 error medals produced -- two in silver and two in copper -- will be auctioned during the Madison County Coin Club's 2024 June 17th meeting. You can see them at the club's website http://mccc.anaclubs.org/ .

More information can be found by contacting the club at madisoncountycoinclub2020@gmail.com .

 

Here's the Madison County Coin Club of Huntsville, Alabama 2026 medal for the club's 25th anniversary.

For the club's silver jubilee, the club had four 41mm octagonal medals minted. They were:

• a copper medal,
• a copper piedfort,
• a one troy ounce .999 silver medal with a serial number on the edge, and
• a two troy ounce .999 silver piedfort with a serial number on the edge.

The mintages are:

• One Ounce Silver: 50
• Copper Piedfort: 60
• Copper: 100
• Silver Piedfort: 35

MCCC_2026_Silver_Medal by Harold Fears posted Mar 28, 2026 at 3:05 PM