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New Money Museum Exhibit, “A House Divided: Money of the Civil War,”to Open Oct. 9
FIDEM Medallic Sculpture Exhibit to Close Sept. 15Exhibit will be replaced by “Money of the Civil War” in October
The American Numismatic Association presented 71 competitive exhibit awards at the 2008World’s Fair of Money® in Baltimore. Winners were announced at the Exhibit AwardsPresentation and Reception on Aug. 2.
Eye-opening exhibits at the American Numismatic Association’s 2007 World’s Fair ofMoney® in Milwaukee will range from a multi-million dollar 1913 Liberty Head nickelto the world’s largest gold coin, weighing more than 220 pounds. The five-dayconvention in the Midwest Airlines Center, 400 W. Wisconsin Ave., will be free andopen to the public, August 8-12.
Exhibits, Mints & Family-Friendly Attractions HighlightANA World’s Fair of Money in Milwaukee
The American Numismatic Association is inviting its members to showcase their collections,knowledge and creativity with fellow collectors by presenting a numismatic exhibit at theMilwaukee World’s Fair of Money®, Aug. 8-12.
ANA’s New Exhibit, “Coins, Crown and Conflict,”Set to Open June 7
The American Numismatic Association’s new exhibit, “The Presidents Are Coming! TheUnited States Mint Issues New Presidential Dollar Series,” is currently on display at the EdwardC. Rochette Money Museum in Colorado Springs. The exhibit is presented in celebration ofthe 84th annual National Coin Week, April 15-21.A showcase of the Presidential $1 Coin Program highlights “The Presidents Are Coming!”including biographical information and designs for the 2007 George Washington, JohnAdams, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison coins. The exhibit also explores the new FirstSpouse Gold Coin Program, and features a detailed history of Presidential portraits on U.S.coinage and paper money.“The Presidents Are Coming!” is a two-panel traveling exhibit, and will be available for clubsand members after April 21. The ANA has several other small traveling exhibits alsoavailable, including “Spades, Knives & Cash: The History of Chinese Coinage,” “The History &Romance of Hobo Nickels,” “Coins of the Olympic Games,” “Money in Early America,”“Currency in Conflict: Money of the Civil War,” and “Benjamin Franklin: A Man for All Times.”For more information about “The Presidents Are Coming!” or the ANA traveling exhibitprogram, please call 719-482-9877, email museum@money.org, or visit www.money.org(select “Money Museum” from the “Explore the World of Money” dropdown menu, thenselect “Small Traveling Exhibits”).Each year during the third week of April, the ANA celebrates National Coin Week thoughexhibits, educational programs and other activities that promote numismatics to peopleacross the country. The theme for 2007 National Coin Week is “The Presidents Are Coming!”a tribute to the U.S. Mint’s new Presidential $1 Coin Program.
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“Money of the World Today” Set To Close Oct. 15At the ANA Money Museum
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