A number of educational talks are planned for next month's Michigan State Numismatic Society show in Warren, Michigan.
-Editor
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22 EDUCATIONAL SPEAKERS AND TALKS
All Sessions Are Held in the Macomb Room
Tim Coleman and Ernie Nagy
1:00 P.M.
The Evolution of Bald Eagles on US Coins
By Tim Coleman
If you haven't heard Tim speak, here's your opportunity. Tim does great PowerPoint presentations on a variety of topics, and they are always interesting. Here is his topic description:
See how the Bald Eagle changed from the early years of United States coin production to the modern-day strikes. See what years and which denominations of coins included an artist's Bald Eagle interpretation on either the obverse or reverse.
2:00 P.M.
A Collection of Presidential Election Campaign Medals- Andrew Jackson through Abraham Lincoln
By Ernie Nagy
These medals were issued to persuade voters during election cycles. Some promote policies which were debated during the day, some have fascinating stories. In total they document the era when Electoral College representatives were first selected by voters and not state legislatures. Some of the pieces in the collection resemble coins which circulated at the time, some are fine works of numismatic art. The collection includes pieces issued by the winning candidates now familiar to us, and also those who ran unsuccessfully and are all but forgotten. A few of the pieces are rare, but a surprising number of them are easily obtainable. Whether or not you collect these, if you enjoy American history you'll find this talk interesting.
3:00-4:00 p.m.
Robert Campbell from Utah presenting a special presentation on toned Coins
Bob is an internationally known specialist on toned coins, coming to us from Utah! Also,
a summer seminar instructor for 30+ years at the nationally known Summer Seminar,
Bob will give you a mini-seminar in rainbow-toned coins. Here is the official description
of his talk.
Become familiar with the color sequence of rainbow toning on coins, the difference
between natural and artificial toning, and the contrast between "liquid transfer directional
gas" and "air transfer" toning.
Bob leads an exploration of artificial frosting and surface reproofing. H. Robert Campbell
is an ANA past president and owner of All About Coins. Bob is known as the foremost
authority on toning in the United States. In an hour and a half, you will learn more about
toning on coins than 20 years of trying to figure it out yourself.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 EDUCATIONAL TALKS AND CLUB MEETINGS
All meetings and speakers in Macomb Room
9:15 a.m. – Paper Money Collectors of Michigan Meeting
10:00 a.m. – Michigan Token and Medal Society Meeting
Mike Dennany and Bob Hatfield
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
YN Luncheon and Auction
Join Mike Dennany and others in an interesting talk and auction for all Yns and their parents and others. Always a good time, you will learn something and get to bid on some great coins and other items of numismatics! Pizza is always provided!
1:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.
Collecting Medals by Bob Hatfield
Join former Mich-TAMS president Bob Hatfield as he explores the field of Collecting Medals! Bob will bring items to show us and have a presentation for all who love medals to enjoy!
For more information on the Michigan State Numismatic Society, see:
https://www.michigancoinclub.org/
Wayne Homren, Editor
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