Macomb Community College, Warren, Michigan

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1 Macomb Community College, Warren, Michigan

2 3 WELCOME 3 COMMITTEES, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS 5 WELCOME FROM SENATOR STEVE BIEDA 6 WELCOME FROM MAYOR JIM FOUTS 7 EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS 12 CONVENTION SCHEDULE 14 BOURSE MAP 19 EXHIBIT PRIZE & REFRESHMENT SPONSORS 20 DEALERS IN TABLE ORDER 22 DEALERS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Page 2

3 Dear fellow numismatists, The Northwest Detroit Coin Club and Downriver Numismatic Association welcome their fellow Collectors, Hobbyists, and Dealers, to the Michigan State Numismatic Society's 63rd Fall Numismatic Convention at Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan. We have worked hard along with dozens of MSNS volunteers to bring you the best possible convention that money CAN buy - all at no charge to you! We hope that you will take the time to enjoy all of the different features of this convention: 1) Over 73 companies, 80 dealers and assistants and 112 tables 2) Fascinating Lectures 3) Dozens of museum-quality exhibits. We hope you enjoy the convention and surrounding facilities here in Warren. CONVENTION PLANNING COMMITTEES Convention Coordinator Logan Wostyn Case Chairman Bill Summerell Exhibit Chairman Frank Passic Chief Judge Tom Dombrowski Educational Forums Dr. John Chirco Hospitality Julianna Wostyn Sponsorship Dr. John Chirco and Bill Anderson Convention Program (& MichMatist) Editor Mike and Jennifer Strub Young Numismatist Program Andrew Blinkiewicz and Logan Wostyn OFFICERS President Brett Irick Vice President Al Bobrofsky Immediate Past President Ann Bobrofsky Secretary Andrew Blinkiewicz Treasurer Julianna Wostyn WebMaster James Motley BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tom Klunzinger Steve Marzilli Logan Wostyn Ron Sirna Mark Benvenuto David Malhalab Dr. John Chirco Tom Dombrowski Stephen Friedman David Hartung Dave Henderson James Motley Page 3

4 GRAND RAPIDS AREA COIN SHOW NEIL FONGER AMERICAN LEGION POST # Wilson Avenue; Grandville, MI SATURDAY SHOW DATES December 15, January 12 February16 March 16 *April 27 May 18 June 15 July 13 August 17 SHOW HOURS: 9 AM - 3 PM *denotes club show: Contact: John Chirco (Bourse Chairman) ARRAY OF DEALERS THAT: BUY-SELL OR TRADE COINS - PAPER MONEY - TOKENS SUPPLIES - US OR FOREIGN I m at tables A16 & A17 I m at tables A18 BOURSE CHAIRMAN CONTACT: STEPHEN FRIEDMAN Page 4

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7 Educational Seminars Friday November 23rd, Saturday November 24th and Sunday November 25th David Bleicher--Kennedy Half Dollars-The coin you only thought you knew--friday November 23rd 11am-12pm, Macomb Room Kennedy half dollars are unique in many ways. It is perhaps the best example of American nationalism affecting coinage. Never before or again would the decision to create a coin be made so suddenly, new coins introduced so swiftly, or a design that should have been minted for at least ten more years get replaced so abruptly, all revolving around public sentiment toward an assassinated president. Join David Bleicher as we examine the coin s timeline, from its inception, design, and minting, along with its varieties, collecting, and the impact the Kennedy half dollar had on coin collecting. This presentation is a great start for newer to intermediate collectors, yet interesting enough to surprise the advanced collector. Dust off your Kennedy album and prepare to get re-introduced to a coin you only thought you knew. Ernie Nagy The Satire of Hard Times Tokens--Friday November 23rd 2pm-3pm, Macomb Room Hard Times Tokens were issued during the era of Andrew Jackson. This presentation will explore the economic environment which resulted in the need for coin substitutes; and the political environment which shaped the taunting mottos and legends on these pieces. If you appreciate both numismatics and history, you will enjoy learning more about Hard Times Tokens. Page 7

8 Les Rosik The Circulating Coins of The Second Republic of Poland from Saturday November 24th 1pm-2pm, Macomb Room This presentation will give a historical and numismatic perspective of the Warsaw Mint, and how it managed to start minting Polish coins once again after Poland regained it s independence. After World War I, I will discuss what happened to the Warsaw Mint during the years of Poland s captivity and which coinage was minted by the facility during those years. My presentation will also show which foreign state mints were contracted out to strike Polish coins during the early years of I will also show the circulating coins of Poland and discuss the non-circulating coinage during the Second Republic of Jeff Paunicka Advanced Currency Collecting Saturday November 24th 2pm-3pm, Macomb Room The currency marketplace is a dynamic set of pricing tools, collecting strategies and resource buying guides. It is constantly changing - which means, unless you are involved day to day with the market, you are missing something that can cost you in the long run. This presentation is designed to review the fundamentals of currency collecting yet identify the advanced tools to use and key tips in the market that will help you build a winning collection and save you while doing so. If you re seriously into collecting currency, you need to experience this presentation. It will be a valuable 45 minutes you do not want to miss. Dany Rothfeld Errors on Small Size U.S. Banknotes--Saturday November 24th 3pm- 4pm, Macomb Room This power point presentation will show how our currency is printed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP). We will also discuss some of its history. I will show various error notes from my collection. The presentation will explain how these error occurred. Questions can be asked at any time. Page 8

9 CSNS Educational Seminars (advanced registration required) Peter Hontoon--A Path to Building a World-Class National Bank Note Collection--Sunday November 25th 10am-11:30am, Macomb Room Peter Huntoon, a renowned researcher and collector of national bank notes, will present a seasoned insider s perspective of what you need to know to succeed and prosper as a national bank note collector, from getting your feet wet to disposing of your collection. He ll use examples from his own collecting days to illustrate the importance of available information, how the game is played, how to get along with the competition, how to work with the key players, and even how to more fully appreciate the notes that you own. Bob Campbell--How to detect Artificial Toning, Artificial Frosting, and re-proofing--sunday November 25th 11:30am-1pm, Macomb Room Past American Numismatic Association President Bob Campbell is a specialist in toning and also counterfeit coin detections. He will give an informative talk about how to look at a coins surface and think like a detective. Learn the color sequence of toning and understand the difference between natural air transfer vs. liquid and directional gas toning. He will teach you more in an hour and a half how mother nature does it that would take you over a decade with experience to learn yourself. Page 9

10 CSNS Educational Seminar (continued) Bob Campbell--How to Make a Rare Coin Deal--Sunday November 25th 1:30pm-3pm, Macomb Room Bob Campbell is known through the industry as one of the best negotiators and manipulators in the business of rare coins. Learn the secrets of how to understand body language and the art of understanding speech and timing to get the lowest price possible. This talks about big sharks eating little sharks. It s not for the timid and if you practice the principles that you will learn here it will save you thousands of dollars in your general life on all types of purchases. He owns and operates All About Coins, Inc. in salt Lake City, Utah. His shop is considered one of the finest if not the best in the country. Peter Huntoon--Creation of Money during the Great Depression: the Greatest Tectonic Shift in Federal Currency in the U.S. History--Sunday November 25th 3pm4:30pm, Macomb Room The collapse of the American economy leading up to the election of Franklin Roosevelt in 1932, was one of the most dangerous events in the U.S. history. To crawl back from the brink required a bold overhaul of our monetary system. The groundwork that laid the foundation for eventual recovery was accomplished by FDR s Treasury within two years, which required redefining exactly what constituted U.S. money. The gold standard was abandoned and gold was confiscated from the public. This presentation will take you through these events with a focus on how U.S. currency was restructured, which was an important step that eventually allowed the U.S. to become the dominant economic powerhouse of the world by the end of WW II. Collectors will see just what happened to their small size currency during this tumultuous period and why the various Series of 1934 currencies were launched. Page 10

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12 CONVENTION SCHEDULE Thursday, November 22nd Dealer Packet Pickup 4 PM - 7 PM Registration Desk Dealer Set-Up 4 PM - 7 PM Expo Hall Friday, November 23rd Dealer Set-Up 8 AM - 10 AM Expo Hall Exhibitor Set-Up 8 AM - 10 AM Exhibit Area Public Registration 10 AM - 6 PM Registration Desk Bourse & Exhibits 10 AM - 6 PM Expo Hall Kennedy Half Dollars--David Bleicher, 11am-12pm, Macomb Room MichTams Meeting 1pm-2pm Macomb Room The Satire of Hard Times Tokens--Ernie Nagy, 2pm-3pm, Macomb Room Saturday, November 24th Dealer Set-Up 8 AM - 10 AM Expo Hall Exhibit Judging 8 AM Exhibit Area Public Registration 10 AM - 6 PM Registration Desk Bourse & Exhibits 10 AM - 6 PM Expo Hall Paper Money Collectors 10 AM 11:15 AM Macomb Room Young Numismatists Program - Andrew Blinkiewicz and Logan Wostyn 11:30 AM - 1 PM Macomb Room (Participants must be 18 or younger) (Parents may accompany young children) Page 12

13 The Circulating coins of the second republic of Poland from Lester J. Rosik, 1pm-2pm, Macomb Room Advanced Currency Collecting Jeff Paunicka, 2pm-3pm, Macomb Room Errors on Small Size U.S. Bank Notes-- Dany Rothfeld, 3pm-4pm, Macomb Room M.S.N.S. Board Meeting 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM Macomb Room (Open to Members) Sunday, November 25th Dealer Set-Up 8:00-10 AM Expo Hall Recognition Reception 9 am - 10 AM Reception Area (Invitation Only) Public Registration 10 AM - 3 PM Registration Desk Bourse and Exhibits 10 AM - 3 PM Expo Hall CSNS Educational Seminars A Path to Building a World Class National Bank Note Collection--Peter Huntoon, 10am - 11:30am, Macomb Room How to detect Artificial Toning, artificial Frosting, and Re- Proofing--Bob Campbell, 11:30am-1pm, Macomb Room How to make a Rare Coin Deal--Bob Campbell, 1:30pm - 3pm, Macomb Room Creation of Money during the Great Depression: The Greatest Tectonic Shift in Federal Currency in the U.S. History--Peter Huntoon, 3pm - 4:30pm, Macomb Room Page 13

14 See me at table C26 See me at tables B11 & B12 Working Man s Rare Coins Specializing in U.S. Silver Coins Working.Man@usa.net Dan Moore, P.O. Box 125, Monroe, MI Phone: Cell: See me at table B4 See us at table A19 Buy or sell $500 or more with us - receive a Free Gift! (Bring this coupon) See me at table A18 Page 12

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17 Upcoming MSNS Conventions: April 12-14, 2019 November 29- December 1, 2019 See us at tables G9 & G10 I m at tables B13 & B14

18 (Bourse floor ) Harrison Rare Coins Huntington Woods, Michigan Phone: (248) bridgestoneg@gmail.com A Broad Range of Quality Rare Coins and Currency George Harrison - Numismatist and Owner American Numismatic Association Life Member Michigan State Numismatic Society Central States Numismatic Society Board of Governors - Lincoln Coin Club Plan view of non-bourse areas (Bourse is to the left (East) in this view)

19 SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF OUR EXHIBIT PRIZE AND EVENT SPONSORS: DEALER REFRESHMENT SPONSOR: Liberty Coin Service - Tom Coulson Tom Coulson Steve Marzilli Logan Wostyn Steve Friedman First Prize Sponsors: Tom Coulson-Liberty Coin Service Brett Irick Ernie Nagy Huron Valley Numismatic Society Steve Marzilli / NW Detroit Coin Club / Mark Benvenuto / Jackson Area Coin Club / Bill Anderson Second Prize Sponsors: Jackson Area Coin Club (sponsor of TWO 2nd place awards) Lansing Coin Club Terry Kissee Award Polish American Numismatic Society Colonel Joe Boling, Retired Downriver Numismatic Association Livingston County Coin Club Logan Wostyn Third Prize Sponsors: Dave Henderson Steve Friedman Paper Money Collectors of Michigan Windsor Coin Club in Memory of Founding Members Young Numismatist Activities Julianna Wostyn Logan Wostyn Seacrest Wardle Ron Sirna Brett Irick Ernie Nagy Julianna Wostyn Judges Gifts Brian Malnar in memory of Florence Shook Colonel Joe Boling, Retired Ron Sirna Page 19

20 WHOSE TABLE AM I VISITING? Dealership Table (s) Brians Wholesale Coin Supplies A1, 2, 3, 4 Coneca A5 MSNS YN A6 MSNS A7 CSNS A8 Larry Tekamp Rare Coins A9 & A10 ANACS A11 Gold Cove A12 Chuck Sharpe A13 Dalton Gold and Silver A14 & A15 John Chirco Coins A16 & A17 Friedman and Friedman Associates A18 TNA A19 Pegasi Numismatics A20 Meridan Coins A21 & A22 Village Coin A23 J&R Coins & Jewelry LLC A24 & A25 US Coin Gallery Inc A26 Peterson Numismatics A27 B. Morency LLC A28 Bobs Coins A29 Running Bear B1 & B2 Birmingham Coin and Jewelry B3 Working Mans Rare Coins B4 Dempsey & Baxter B6 Marzilli B7 HLRC B8 Liberty Coin Service B9 & B10 Harrison Rare Coins B11 & B12 G R Tiso B13 & B14 Ray Burn B15, 16, 17 Eagles Nest B18 NKA Numismatics LLC B19 & B20 David Johnson B21 & B22 Michigan Coin Exchange/Redford Coin Show B23 Delia Coins & Paper Money B24 T&V Coins B25 Jessie Seibert B26 Special thanks to dealers highlighted in yellow for sponsoring Page 20

21 (BOURSE DEALERS IN TABLE ORDER) Dealership Table (s) Al Boulanger B27 Fairfield Rare Coins B28 Pristine Collectables C1 & C2 Kelly Coins & Collectibles C3 Stateline Coin Exchange, LLC C4 & C5 Gary Kelly C6 Cunningham Exonumia C7 & C8 Honor Coins C11 & C12 Collectors World C13 & C14 Nazarro C15, 16, 17 Pocket Change Coin Shop C18 Cranbrook Coin & Jewelry C19 The Executive Coin Company C20 James Beach C21 Dons Coins C22 Andy Mirski C23 Constitution Coin/Keydate Currency C24 & C25 The Pirates Chest C26 The Village Gate Coins D7 Aristos Ancients D8 Lawrence Jelsch D9 Emporium Coin & Currency D10 & d11 WI Numismatics E0, 1, 2 Larry Falater E3 Larry Briggs E4, 5, 6, 7 Tiger Haven E8 Mikes Money Mart E9 Alexander Basok F5 Priehs Coins F6, 7, 8 Wakefield Coin and Jewelry F9, 10, 11 Centurion Coins F12 Redford Jewelry & Coin G5 Mason Coins G6 Monroe Currency G7 & G8 Northcoast Coins G9 & G10 SB Coins G11 D&R Numismatics G12 this convention brochure! See their ads elsewhere in this flyer. Page 21

22 WHERE IS MY DEALER? Dealership Table (s) Al Boulanger B27 Alexander Basok F5 ANACS A11 Andy Mirski C23 Aristos Ancients D8 B. Morency LLC A28 Birmingham Coin and Jewelry B3 Bobs Coins A29 Brians Wholesale Coin Supplies A1, 2, 3, 4 Centurion Coins F12 Chuck Sharpe A13 Collectors World C13 & C14 Coneca A5 Constitution Coin/Keydate Currency C24 & C25 Cranbrook Coin & Jewelry C19 CSNS A8 Cunningham Exonumia C7 & C8 D&R Numismatics G12 Dalton Gold and Silver A14 & A15 David Johnson B21 & B22 Delia Coins & Paper Money B24 Dempsey & Baxter B6 Dons Coins C22 Eagles Nest B18 Emporium Coin & Currency D10 & d11 Fairfield Rare Coins B28 Friedman and Friedman Associates A18 G R Tiso B13 & B14 Gary Kelly C6 Gold Cove A12 Harrison Rare Coins B11 & B12 HLRC B8 Honor Coins C11 & C12 J&R Coins & Jewelry LLC A24 & A25 James Beach C21 Jessie Seibert B26 John Chirco Coins A16 & A17 Kelly Coins & Collectibles C3 Special thanks to dealers highlighted in yellow for sponsoring Page 22

23 (DEALERS in ALPHABETICAL ORDER) Dealership Table (s) Larry Briggs E4, 5, 6, 7 Larry Falater E3 Larry Tekamp Rare Coins A9 & A10 Lawrence Jelsch D9 Liberty Coin Service B9 & B10 Marzilli B7 Mason Coins G6 Meridan Coins A21 & A22 Michigan Coin Exchange/Redford Coin Show B23 Mikes Money Mart E9 Monroe Currency G7 & G8 MSNS YN A6 MSNS A7 Nazarro C15, 16, 17 NKA Numismatics LLC B19 & B20 Northcoast Coins G9 & G10 Pegasi Numismatics A20 Peterson Numismatics A27 Pocket Change Coin Shop C18 Priehs Coins F6, 7, 8 Pristine Collectables C1 & C2 Ray Burn B15, 16, 17 Redford Jewelry & Coin G5 Running Bear B1 & B2 SB Coins G11 Stateline Coin Exchange, LLC C4 & C5 T&V Coins B25 The Executive Coin Company C20 The Pirates Chest C26 The Village Gate Coins D7 Tiger Haven E8 TNA A19 US Coin Gallery Inc A26 Village Coin A23 Wakefield Coin and Jewelry F9, 10, 11 WI Numismatics E0, 1, 2 Working Mans Rare Coins B4 this convention brochure! See their ads elsewhere in this flyer. Page 23

24 2019 DECEMBER 30 JANUARY 27 JULY 28 FEBRUARY 24 AUGUST 18 MARCH 31 SEPTEMBER 29 APRIL 28 OCTOBER 27 MAY 19 NOVEMBER 24 JUNE 30 DECEMBER 29 Don t Miss Our Next Show December 30, 2018 For table rental call: DON REID Page 20 / HANNA REID