The E-Sylum:  Volume 7, Number 39, September 26, 2004, Article 22

2005 ANA SUMMER SEMINAR

  Dan Gosling send this recipe for a "2005 Dream Vacation"
  at the next American Numismatic Association Summer
  Seminar:

  June 25
  Arrive at Colorado Springs for Session 1 ANA Summer
  Seminar. Gail Baker and her staff are sure to host another
  FABULOUS week of education and entertainment. The
  Summer Seminar is the numismatic bargain of the year.

  June 26
  Line up early for the ANA Library Spares Sale. Nancy Green
  always provides the best opportunity each year to fill up your
  empty shelves.

  July 1
  Celebrate Canada Day (like your July 4th) at the Colorado
  Springs Coin Show. Summer Seminar attendees get in early.
  After loading up on bargains at the coin show drive to the
  old mining town of Cripple Creek and play the slots and
  enjoy an inexpensive steak dinner.

  July 2-8
  Sight see the Colorado Rockies and visit Aspen, Leadville,
  Vail and Estes Park on your way through Wyoming and
  Montana. Cross the Canadian Border and stay in Calgary,
  Alberta in time for the opening of the Calgary Stampede.

  July 8-20
  Tour Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper and Edmonton.
  World class scenery and the World's largest mall with 800
  shops and service.

  July 21-24
  Attend the Canadian Numismatic Association annual
  convention hosted by the Calgary Numismatic Society.
  Learn why Canadian coins, tokens and paper money are
  all the rage! View the numismatic collection at the Nickle
  Arts Museum.

  July 24
  Drive to San Jose via the Rogers Pass, Vancouver, Seattle,
  and the Oregon Coast.

  July 27-31
  Attend the ANA convention.

  July 31
  Drive back to Colorado Springs via Yosemite and Salt Lake.

  If driving is not your thing, you could attend the second week
  of Summer Seminar instead and fly to Calgary in time for the
  rodeo and the CNA convention . Remember to rent a car
  and do the loop through Banff, Jasper and Edmonton. Calgary
  has lots of flights that will get you to the ANA convention.

  Here's hoping you can find the time!"

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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