National Coin Week Display in Milford, MI
Each year, American Numismatic Association (ANA) member club the Huron Valley Numismatic Society (Highland, MI) puts up a small National Coin Week (NCW) display at the public library in Milford, MI. This year's display features the Eisenhower dollar and includes a couple of posters describing the obverse and reverse of the coin, a Harco album with a collection of the big rounds, some NCW promotional items supplied by the ANA (book marks and buttons) and a half dozen books on Ike that staff pulled from the stacks.
The display seen in the accompanying photo greets visitors for three weeks - NCW and the two weeks bookending it.
Comments
Mal_ANA_YN
Level 5
Cool display. Our local library does not allow private displays.
silverbug22
Level 3
This is awesome, thanks for sharing! Wish I had a display case like this for my personal collection, any idea where I could get one?
Al Raddi
Level 4
You can find a nice display case at a company that sells library furniture. But, be prepared to pay a lot of money..
Long Beard
Level 5
What a great idea! I'll stop by my local library tomorrow and inquire if the could do something similar with me donating items. Thanks for sharing this!
Well worn Copper
Level 5
Nice display. This is how we reach out and collecting starts for others.
"SUN"
Level 6
Nice looking display, keep up the good work
coinfodder
Level 5
Neat. My library doesn't do this. O yeah! Our libraries are all closed!
C.D. Harrell
Level 4
Silver Ike dollars are underrated in my opinion.
Mike
Level 7
That's great! The Ike is so underated. I like ike!. I like the coins also. What a great idea!
Kepi
Level 6
That is so cool! Looks great! Very professional. ; )
It's Mokie
Level 6
Outstanding, what a great idea!!!
Golfer
Level 5
Very nice display. Must be a great club.
TheNumisMaster
Level 5
VERY nice!! I wish we could have a similar setup here for our shows in Utah. Thanks for the pic!!
Kevin Leab
Level 4
Very nice. I wish this would happen in libraries all over the country duing National Coin Week.