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Newsletter | October 2025
General Information
September Meeting Highlights
Tom Clark opened the September Classic City Coin Club (CCCC) meeting, welcoming 13 attendees, including one first-time visitor. The group observed the Pledge of Allegiance, led by Tom. No door prizes were offered this month.
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Important Announcements
- Final Meeting at Bogart Ag Center: The October meeting will be the last at the Bogart Ag Center, as the facility will be repurposed for City Hall and voting precinct use. Ken Young is leading the search for a new meeting location and plans to present options at the October meeting. The October meeting will be held in Bogart Ag Center Building 1, with a “Coin Club” sign to guide parking.
- Club T-Shirts: T-shirts are available for $10 each (club covers remaining cost). Sizes S, M, L, and 2XL are in stock; XL is sold out. Contact a club officer to purchase.
- Call for Historian: We’re seeking a volunteer to serve as CCCC Historian to document club activities. Reach out to Ken or Lou if interested.
- Club Dues: Dues are $15 for individuals and $25 for a vendor table rental per meeting. Most members have paid—thank you!
- ANA Membership Discount: New ANA members can get $10 off. See Richard Jozefiak for details.
- National Money Show: The National Money Show will be held in Savannah, Georgia, next spring. Plan to attend and volunteer! Volunteers from the Atlanta show can wear their lucky orange shirts.
Program and Refreshments
Tom Clark delivered an engaging presentation on Peace Dollars, covering dollar coins in general. Thank you, Tom! Copper and Ashley Callahan provided food and drinks, and Dennis White brought cookies—much appreciated!
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A sign-up sheet was circulated for future refreshments and programs. Please consider presenting or bringing snacks to a future meeting.
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Financial Update
The 50/50 raffle raised $12, with auction fees, member dues, and cookie donations adding $23, totaling $35 for the meeting. The club’s cash balance is now $2,132.
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Looking Ahead
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Join us for the October meeting, our last at the Bogart Ag Center. Stay tuned for updates on our new meeting location. Volunteers are needed for refreshments and programs—sign up to contribute!
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New Collector’s Edition Guide Celebrates 40 Years of the American Silver Eagle
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Whitman has released the fifth edition of American Silver Eagles: A Guide to the U.S. Bullion Coin Program, a must-have for coin enthusiasts, available exclusively in a special Collector’s Edition at govmint.com. This fully revised guide celebrates the 40th anniversary of the American Silver Eagle, the world’s most collected silver bullion coin with over 673 million struck since 1986, and honors the 50-year career of coauthor John Mercanti, the 12th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint.
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