1.   The meeting started promptly at 7:30 pm.  All officers present and accounted for. 

 

2.   Tom went took us through the communications he had, including reading a thank you note from Howard Stone's

      spouse, Nancy, on our contribution to his New Hampshire High School's scholarship fund. They were to attend

      his 50th reunion.  Keep him and his family in your prayers.

 

3.   Tom gave out the March door prizes which, if you remember, were drawn but were not available at that time.

      Those receiving them were Bob W., Jim, Fred, Mark and Paul..

 

4.   We thought we would try a new service the MSNS is putting out for clubs hosting shows.  Our show is

      scheduled for Oct. 5th and the MSNS would put on some kind of educational event, like a talk, a slide show, a

      display, or other such informative numismatic data.  With this in the advertizing, perhaps it will attract more

      interest.  It certainly can't hurt as there is no cost to us for this service.

 

5.   Lugnut baseball ticket requests were accepted and tickets will be purchased for the 26th of July.  We have

      about 25 attending the game.  We have very good reserved seats.  It is a nice place to watch the pitchers and

      hitters and the fireworks activities after the game.

6.   Terry apologized to the Livingston County Coin Club for our lack of participation in setting up the Spring MSNS

      Show.  He also told them they did an excellent job.  Next time we will do much better.

 

7.   A side note:  Can you pick out our Treas/Sec. in these pictures?  This is why he wasn't at our May meeting. 

      Please note the name of the play and the director. 

 

                                               

       Nice job Tom!

 

7.    Break

 

8.   Door prizes were won by  Cheryl (guest), Richard, Tom, Bob E., and Fred.  They were about six-tenths oz. of

      silver from various countries, e.g., a 1915 15 Crown and a 1941 Two Schillings.

 

                   

 

                                                                        One of the door prizes.

9.   Several items sold at our auction.  A Liberty Walking Half from 1918, VF-EF went for $65.00.  An 1814 Half

      Dime with Arrows in Fine sold for $12.00.  A German 5 marks, 1908-A, VF-EF, escaped for $13.50.

 

These were some of the coins in the auction.

 

     

 

 

Three catalogs sold for $7.00.   Two of them are shown here.

     

 

 

And 2 beautiful large posters, shown below, showing the Norweb Collection of Early American and US Coins and the Virgil Brand Collection of US and related coins was bid to $12.00. 

 

                                  

9.  The meeting adjourned at 8:28 pm.  There were 30 members in attendance and 1 non-member.