The E-Sylum:  Volume 10, Number 21, May 27, 2007, Article 25

YERINGTON COMMEMORATIVE SALE RESULTS

Following up on an earlier E-Sylum item, here is an update on
commemorative coins being struck on an old Carson City Mint coin
press:

"'Awesome' is the first word City Manager Dan Newell thinks of
when reflecting on last Saturday's Main Street City of Yerington
centennial celebration,

"The long-planned event, from last Friday's dinner and silent
auction to Saturday night's firework finale, the City of Yerington
could not have been privy to a finer 100th birthday.

"The City sold all but about 12 of the available gold Centennial
coins, of which there will only be 250 minted overall. Of the silver,
all but about 10 of an available 550 were sold while all available
copper coins were sold. Newell said the Carson City Mint will soon
produce the remaining 50 gold count, the remaining 450 silver count
and will produce the copper coin indefinitely. He said hopes are
these will be available within the next month."

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 CARSON CITY COIN PRESS USED TO STRIKE COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS
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  Wayne Homren, Editor

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