Arizona's Oldest Continuously Active Coin Club


The Club meets every 2nd (Business Meeting) and 4th Tuesday (Education Meeting) 
of every month from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. 

The Education meeting offers presentations from members  on his or her numismatic specialty. 

Every meeting  offers such topics such as "Show & Tell" and "Ask the Expert." 
 Door prizes are also available to all attending and raffle prices up to $25.00.
All visitors welcome at no charge.

The Club meets at the Fraternal Order of Police Hall. 
3445 North Dodge Blvd. 
Dodge and Rillito River
www.tucsonfop.com



March 22nd Awards Banquet
The banquet was held at the Golden Corral Buffet. The following awards were presented.

Jerry Adamczyk, President, 2011 (Gold Star)
Steven Roddey, Vice President, 2011 (Silver Star)
Larry Hamm, Treasurer, 2011 (Silver Star)
Kathleen Graves, Secretary, 2011 (Silver Star)
James Kara, Sgt. at Arms, 2011 (Silver Star)
Mark McReynolds, Member at Large, 2011 (Silver Star)
Albert Dreher, Immediate Past President, 2011 (Silver Star)
(All 2011 officers also received a $50 check)

Special President' Awards were awarded by President Jerry Adamczyk to Jane Stubbs for her managing and winning 1st prize in the Coin Week Trivia Contest. Mark McReynolds received his award for outstanding work as Raffle Chairman and Bill Myers for his successful work on Advertising and Marketing.

Committee Chairman
Received  a 1960, Proof, Franklin Half Dollar.

Jane Stubbs, Newsletter Editor
Albert Dreher, Web Master
Larry Hamm, Refreshment Chairman
Mark McReynolds, Raffle Chairman
Jerry Adamczyk, Show Chairman
Mark and Jane Stubbs, Holiday Banquet Co-Chairman.
Tony Tumonis, Auction Chairman.
Don Garland, Librarian.

1964, Kennedy Half Dollars, were awarded to James Kara and  Kathleen Graves for managing the "Friendship Train."
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April 10th Business Meeting
The meeting was held at the Tucson Faternal Order of Police Hall at 7:00 pm.  New member applications were voted upon;
Brett Hudson, Mark Murzynowski, Mike Gasvoda,
Wayne Imbrogno, Audrey Pekhnik, and James Svab were voted into the club. Congratulations!
"Show & Tell" and "Ask the Expert."  Door prizes and raffle prizes up to $25 were available to all attending.
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April 24th Education Meeting.
Thanks to Alfred Curtis III for sharing his knowledge of Ancient coins. The Education Meeting was held on Tuesday, Apr 24th at the FOP Hall. Good Job Al!
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Justin  Sivley Summer Scholarship Effort Terminated
At the April 10th Business Meeting, Youth Scholarship Chairman  Albert Dreher reported after a 7 month effort to meet all the required applications, essays and references, Junior Member Justin Sivley only received a partial scholarship from the ANA. The original offer from ANA Vice President, Walter Ostremicki was an "all expenses paid, full scholarship" which did not come to fruition.

After indept discussions  between Justin and Chairman Dreher it was decided to terminate the effort. In his report, Dreher recommended to the membership all donation be return to the members and the "Justin Sivley Scholarship Fund,"  be renamed  the "Junior Member Education Fund,"  proceedes to be used to fund all junior member education and field trips.
The membership voted unanimously to accept all of Dreher's recommendations.

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Address, Email Changes!
Newsletter Chairman Jane Stubbs request all members to notify her of any address or email changes. Jane can be reached at
jstubbs12@cox.net
or send the info to: Tucson Coin Club, PO Box, 17021,
Tucson, AZ 85731.
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Friendship Train Still Runs
If you need a ride to a meeting, contact Katherine Graves at 591-9217. Give Katherine notice a few days in advance, so she can make arrangements. Members can also use the Friendship Trains to link up with members who collect the same items to trade, buy, and sell.  

TCC gets QR Code
Web Master Albert Dreher has obtained a Quick Response Code for the Tucson Coin Club. The code is read by a smart phone and immediately opens to the Club website. Dreher stated; "We should put this code on all our signage, correspondence and collateral, allowing the viewer to visit the Club Website while being anywhere in the world."



Dreher cited a Popular Science prediction that in the next 18 to 24 month, all cell phones will be "Smart Phones" with
pre-programed QR Readers.

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Standing Rule Reminder
All club meetings are open to the public and visitors are welcome at no charge. A club standing rule requires that anyone visiting more than 3 times must make a membership commitment to the club by completing a membership application, paying the appropriate dues, being announced in the Club Newsletter and voted into the club.

Visitors attending a "Bourse Night" are welcome to partake in the food, club meeting and bourse activities. They are also allowed to purchase coins and currency from the members. Visitors are not allowed to set up a presentation and sell to the membership or guest.
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Old Pueblo Coin, Moving
Owner Rob Weiss reports he is relocating his coin shop to 4255 E. Speedway. The free-standing building is located at the Northwest corner of Speedway and Columbus.  He anticipates the move will take place the by the 1st of June. The store will continue to deal in coins, stamps, currency, jewelry, gold, silver, diamonds and collectables.
For more information, 881-7200.
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Tucson Coin & Autograph, Moving
Owner Brent Sadovnick reports he is relocating his coin shop to the bank building located at the Southeast corner of Oracle and Orange Grove. He anticipates the move will take place in November.
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Mini-Mint Bid Board Bid Change
Owner Chris Remsey has changed his bid board closing to Saturdays at 10:00 am.
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Notice!
To all Tucson Coin Club members and visitors to this site.

Do not
sell you're gold and silver to anyone but recognized Tucson coin dealers "Fly-by-night" hotel buyers will not give you a fair price for your gold and silver.  The Tucson Coin Club recommends the following local dealers to visit and obtain a
fair and honest bid on your gold, silver and gems.

American Stamp & Coin Company
Peter Spooner, Numismatist

Eagle Eye Rare Coin

Rick Snow, Owner, Operator


Catalina Coin Shop 520-323-0667


Glass Shoppe Coins
Tony Tumonis, Owner, Operator
Glass Shoppe Coins,Yellow pages

Mini-Mint of Tucson
Christopher Ramsey,  Owner, Operator

Old Pueblo Coin Exchange Inc.
Rob Weiss, Owner, Operator


Tucson Coin & Autograph
Brett Sadovnick, Owner, Operator


Tucson Coin Club
P.O. Box 17021
Tucson, Arizona 85731