The Colonial Coin Collectors Club (C4) will be holding their 2020 convention online, and everyone is welcome to attend. Here's the announcement.
-Editor
The Colonial Coin Collectors Club Announces
Educational Programs For Its 2020 C4 Virtual Convention
The Colonial Coin Collecting Club (C4) has released
the schedule of online education programs as part of its virtual 2020
Convention, to take place November 12 – 14, 2020. These programs will
be fully accessible on Zoom. The programs will appeal to collectors of
every level of experience with colonial coins and currency, from the
curious beginner to those with colonial expertise. You do not need to be
a member of C4 to participate. A lineup of luminaries in the hobby has
been assembled to deliver a varied and fascinating educational
experience.
All programs will be available on Zoom, and will be one hour in length. A
tutorial on how to use Zoom and more detailed information on how to
join lectures will be posted on the C4 website in the “Convention”
section:
https://colonialcoins.org/conventions/
Three of the programs have been designated Newman Lectures, named
for famed numismatist and author Eric P. Newman. The schedule of
programs is as follows:
Thursday evening, November 12, 2020: (Newman Lectures):
7:30 p.m. - Dr. Roger Moore: “The Long and Twisted Road to Virginia
Halfpence.”
8:45 p.m. - Dr. David Menchell: “Betts and Other Medals That
Demonstrate the Early Fight for Dominance in the Caribbean.”
Friday evening, November 13, 2020:
7:30 p.m. - Jeff Rock: “Make It and Fake It: An Introduction to British
and Irish Coppers Used in Colonial North America.”
8:45 p.m. - John Kraljevich: “The Immigrants: Sources and Methods"
(Newman Lecture)
Saturday afternoon, November 14, 2020:
2 p.m. - Jim Glickman: “Colonial 101”
3:30 p.m. - Leo Shane: “Colonial Currency - Patriotism in Print”
(Note: All times Eastern Standard Time.)
Jack Howes, President of C4, said “with COVID-19, we cannot assemble
as usual at the Baltimore Whitman Show. Instead, C4 is offering a
wonderful set of online programs with an impressive group of
presenters.” Jim Glickman, C4 Educational Co-Chair, said “With these
programs, we are seeking to offer as much of the C4 convention
experience as possible, while being able to offer programs to a wider
audience.”
To access the programs, which are free, please go to the C4 website:
https://colonialcoins.org/conventions/
Wayne Homren, Editor
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