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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kasia, post: 8644335, member: 31533&quot;]Agree, many people just not super interested or have short attention spans or whatever. So must keep to 15 min or less. The requirement is about 15 minutes. Our club doesn&#039;t seem to use the projector, usually something is passed around, either coins or photos and people can take time to look if they want. I think for this one, picking the Kennedy and keeping things not so much on the intense side (like outlining the errors/varieties much, except I do plan on speaking on the accented hair one) I should be able to not bore someone too much. I also plan on doing another program sometime next year and will probably put together a notebook with photos for that one. Have no idea yet what topic I would like.</p><p><br /></p><p>Last one at the club had no photos and was just a talk about the Henning nickel and the one before that also basically had no photos and was about Boy Scout badges or something like that. I thought both were interesting. I think most people simply just sit and listen and if they are not interested, just be quiet to get through it. I did not know much about the Boy Scout things but I had read up on the Hennings previously so I kind of zoned out on that as it was an introductory type of thing being talked about. </p><p><br /></p><p>I am planning on taking a couple slabbed Kennedys I have (I only have two) as well as a 50th anniversary folder for uncirculated and some 90 and 40% silver ones from the 60s. Luckily for me, Kennedys just don&#039;t have a lot of differences between years, etc. if you don&#039;t focus too much on the doubled, etc. dies.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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