The Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists (PAN) is holding their annual fall show near Pittsburgh October 26-28. The PAN Benefit Auction at the group's annual banquet will
feature two unique plaster artworks by former U.S. Mint Chief Engraver John Mercanti. -Editor
U.S. Mint 12th Chief Engraver John Mercanti has created two bas-relief plaster sculptures that will be the highlight of the PAN Benefit Auction to occur on the evening of Thursday October 26th
during the association’s yearly banquet that is held in conjunction with the PAN Fall Coin Show and Convention on October 26th thru 28th Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Monroeville Convention
Center, Pittsburgh, PA
The first sculpture is a beautiful likeness of 26th President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt Jr. The piece is hand signed by Mr. Mercanti. His work is world-renowned and this sculpture
of TR is a stunning example of his accomplished talent.
The second item is a majestic Bison. A similar example with a mountain range in the background was auctioned at the previous PAN banquet. This sculpture does not have the mountain range but does
include a small cactus. John has hand signed this piece. The PAN Banquet will be held at the LeMont Restaurant on top of Mt. Washington overlooking the popular view of the City of Pittsburgh. Tickets
and more details can be found on the PAN website www.PANcoins.org or by calling PAN President Tom Uram at 412-418-0783.
For more information, see:
https://pancoins.org/
Wayne Homren, Editor
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