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<p>[QUOTE="illini420, post: 1743644, member: 19423"]The club that meets in Woodland Hills, CA was the first coin club in the area that I joined because it is the closest to my home. It is a nice club that meets monthly.</p><p><br /></p><p>The meeting began with the door prize raffle where a few neat coins were being given away including a large French Indo-China silver coin from 1900, a silver Kennedy Half Dollar and a Walking Liberty Half Dollar. However, I wasn't lucky enough to win any of the door prizes.</p><p><br /></p><p>The club also has monthly quiz questions which are sent to the members in advance of the meeting. The question I got correct was "how many portraits of Jefferson appear on the first issue of the 25-cent note?" Anyone else know the answer??? For getting it correct, I was able to pick from a bunch of sealed envelopes containing coins and the one I selected had a circulated 1937-D Buffalo Nickel. Wasn't a 3-Leg variety, but still not too bad. </p><p><br /></p><p>The program for the meeting was by Phil Iversen on the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition held in Seattle in 1909. The program was a DVD of the presentation originally given at the last ANA show in Los Angeles. The program covered the exposition itself and illustrated several examples of exonumia from the exposition. I thought it was pretty interesting, especially since my collection focuses on the U.S. coins of 1909 and in my research and searches for coins I encounter AYPE material frequently. I believe the DVD of this program can be borrowed from the ANA Library if the topic is of interest to you.</p><p><br /></p><p>The meeting concluded with a raffle of approximately 15-20 coins, including a few silver coins. I bought $5 worth of tickets and only one of them was a winner and I ended up with a circulated 1907 Indian Cent. Not my best result from a club raffle, but not quite a shutout either.</p><p><br /></p><p>If any of you are from the area and are interested in attending a club meeting, guests are welcome! Please contact me if you are interested and I'd be happy to provide further details.</p><p><br /></p><p>:thumb:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="illini420, post: 1743644, member: 19423"]The club that meets in Woodland Hills, CA was the first coin club in the area that I joined because it is the closest to my home. It is a nice club that meets monthly. The meeting began with the door prize raffle where a few neat coins were being given away including a large French Indo-China silver coin from 1900, a silver Kennedy Half Dollar and a Walking Liberty Half Dollar. However, I wasn't lucky enough to win any of the door prizes. The club also has monthly quiz questions which are sent to the members in advance of the meeting. The question I got correct was "how many portraits of Jefferson appear on the first issue of the 25-cent note?" Anyone else know the answer??? For getting it correct, I was able to pick from a bunch of sealed envelopes containing coins and the one I selected had a circulated 1937-D Buffalo Nickel. Wasn't a 3-Leg variety, but still not too bad. The program for the meeting was by Phil Iversen on the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition held in Seattle in 1909. The program was a DVD of the presentation originally given at the last ANA show in Los Angeles. The program covered the exposition itself and illustrated several examples of exonumia from the exposition. I thought it was pretty interesting, especially since my collection focuses on the U.S. coins of 1909 and in my research and searches for coins I encounter AYPE material frequently. I believe the DVD of this program can be borrowed from the ANA Library if the topic is of interest to you. The meeting concluded with a raffle of approximately 15-20 coins, including a few silver coins. I bought $5 worth of tickets and only one of them was a winner and I ended up with a circulated 1907 Indian Cent. Not my best result from a club raffle, but not quite a shutout either. If any of you are from the area and are interested in attending a club meeting, guests are welcome! Please contact me if you are interested and I'd be happy to provide further details. :thumb:[/QUOTE]
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