The E-Sylum:  Volume 6, Number 32, August 10, 2003, Article 11

ANA EXHIBITS

  Due to time constraints I breezed through the ANA convention
  exhibit area at a slow trot, but noted several interesting exhibits:

  Class 1: United States Coins
  Second Place--Greg D. Ruby, "Symbolism of the
      Chalmers Shilling."

  Class 3: Medals
  First Place--Lenny Vaccaro for "A Selection of US Mint
  Medals from the War of 1812, Engraved  by Moritz Fuerst."

  Class 4: Tokens
  First Place--Millard W. Hajek for "Oyster and Fruit Packers:
     A Selection of Tokens."
  Second Place--T.E. Klunzinger for "The Nuremburg Streetcar
     Tokens of 1920."
  Third Place--Robert Rhue for "Hawaiian Plantation Tokens."

  Class 14: General or Specialized
  First Place--Howard A. Minners for
      "Birth of the Taler (Dollar)."
  Second Place--Emmett McDonald for
       "United States Coin Scales."
  Third Place--John Grost for "Leprosy's Numismatic Legacy."

  Class 22: Numismatic Literature
  Third Place--Radford Stearns,
      "Researching the Sestroretsk Ruble."

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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