June 2015 Newsletter

Post date: Jun 05, 2015 6:15:24 AM

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Monthly Newsletter of the Greater Orange County Coin Club

Largest and Best Coin Club in Orange County

Member ANA, CSNA and NASC

President Jeff Stahl Vice President Mike Ontko

Treasurer Chris Caldwell Secretary Bill Pfeifer

Auctioneer Mark Baskin

Meeting Location: Costa Mesa Community Center (Costa Mesa Room)

1845 Park Ave.(south of 19th and west of Harbor) Costa Mesa

Meetings: Second Tuesday of Every Month @ 7:00 PM

Next Meeting: June 9, 2015@ 7:00 PM

Speaker: Timothy Cassidy-Curtis “Coinage Laws of the United States”

Refreshments: Thom and Lana Conrad

Minutes of June 2015 Meeting

Membership: Membership fees for 2015 are now past due. Delinquent

members will have their membership benefits temporarily suspended

at the June meting. Please see me at the meeting if you are unsure of

your dues status. So far, we have 47 paid up members, including family.

Announcements: Long Beach expo is this weekend. Use the

password weekend for free admission.

Old and New Business: Our existing meeting room will be available to us

through year end since the cityʼs planned remodeling has been delayed.

Club officers have elected to establish a checking account at Bank of the

West based on the offer extended by bank VP Theodore Nyuyen at last

months meeting. Signers on the no-fee checking account will be Jeff Stahl,

president, Mike Ontko, vice president, Chris Caldwell, treasurer and Bill

Pfeifer, secretary. All officers need to sign the signature cards. A tax ID

number has been granted recently by the IRS to support the account

application. The account will be managed by our newly appointed treasurer

Chris Caldwell.

Thanks to Mark Baskin for arranging the presentation by Ted Nguyen at our

May meeting and to Ted for the excellent presentation offering the no -fee

checking opportunity.

Donations: Thanks to the many members who continue to support our

club with their regular donations.

Meeting Program: Sean Moffat talked on minting of coins-”The Good

Days and the Bad Days.” This was undoubtedly the best presentation

describing the realities of the coining process and the myriad of things that

can go wrong in this complex manufacturing process. Good job Sean!!

Future Coin Shows See our club website for a listing of all upcoming

Southern California coin shows: <www.occoinclub.com> .

Lynn has informed me that the show at the Embassy Suites in Anaheim

will be resuming this month at the regular location.

Respectfully submitted,

Bill Pfeifer, secretary