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ANCIENT COIN CLUB OF LOS ANGELES
March 2016 Meeting Notice
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NEXT MEETING

March 13, 2016

 

THE FLAVIAN DYNASTY

Presented by Professor Robert Cleve
The next meeting of the Ancient Coin Club of Los Angeles will take place Sunday March 13, 2016 in the Community Room at the Sherman Oaks Galleria starting at 1:00 PM. The Sherman Oaks Galleria is located northwest of the intersection of the Ventura and San Diego Freeways at 15301 Ventura Boulevard (at Sepulveda Boulevard), in Sherman Oaks. Park in the Galleria parking lot (we validate your parking). The Community Room is behind the escalator on Level 1 of the rotunda, one floor below the cinema.

The March 13 meeting will feature The Flavian Dynasty presented by Professor Robert Cleve.

LAST MEETING

The February 14, 2016 meeting was gaveled to order by ACCLA President Ken Friedman at 1:30 PM. Barry Rightman gave his Treasurer's Report. The Treasury is in very good health which stands us in good stead in this golden anniversary year. Secretary Michael Connor gave an update on the ACCLA web site and social media outreach. We now have 980 followers on facebook. Members were reminded to send him images of new acquisitions for the monthly meeting notices. Vice-President and program coordinator Roger Burry gave a rundown of the upcoming programs. The near future will feature a coin photography workshop and seminar on the coins of Olympia.

Merrill Gibson gave updates on the April 23, 2016 California State Numismatic Association (CSNA) Southern Educational Symposium (see the details below) and the August 2016, American Numismatics Association (ANA) show in Anaheim. ACCLA will become a member of ANA to facilitate our meeting at the Anaheim event.

In the round robin, Ken Friedman mentioned that Tom Cederlind's coin collection will be sold by CNG; Joe Tooma passed round a plastic business card with magnifying lens of the type that we had previously discussed buying for the Club; and, Randy Butler read a short story on the recently deceased Shlomo Moussaieff, the celebrated jeweler and antiquities hoarder.

The February meeting presentation featured Who Is Artabanos? our popular coin and ancient history quiz. The quiz was hosted by quizmaster Roger Burry with Betty Eiseman as scorekeeper. The meeting attendees were divided into three teams. Kudos to Roger for his cracking questions and to Team A who by a landslide.
48th ANNUAL CALIFORNIA STATE NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIUM

10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Saturday, April 23. FREE Parking and FREE Admission

Holiday Inn Express - Van Nuys Room 8244 Orion Avenue, Van Nuys, CA (Exit 405 freeway at Roscoe Blvd, go east 1 block and turn right on Orion Avenue).

Speakers this year and their respective topics:

Merrill Gibson: Ancient Collecting vs. U.S. & World Collecting - Differences and Similarities

Paul Ranc: Ancient Coin Designs Influence on Modern U.S. Coinage

Jose M. Gallegos: Washington Quarter Reverse Designs Varieties (RDV) From A to H and Beyond

Mel Wacks: Gerta Ries and Victor Ries: How Talented Siblings Created 13 Outstanding Art Medals for the Jewish Hall of Fame

David Schwager: The Waterbury Mint: Medals, Tokens and Coins of the Scovill Manufacturing Company
NUMISMATIC NEWS & RESOURCES

Coin World: Sparta and its CoinageBad Money: Ancient Counterfeiters and Their CoinsCoinage of the Phoenicians

Lake Books Auction Sale #124 closing March 15, 2016.

Ancient Rome Reborn - Third Century Rome reconstructed.
Respectfully submitted
Michael J. Connor, Secretary

COMING EVENTS

Verdugo Hills Coin Club 51st Annual Coin Show, Van Nuys Masonic Hall, March 20, 2016.

California State Numismatic Association 48th Annual Southern California Educational Symposium, Holiday Inn, Van Nuys, April 23, 2016.

Pasadena Coin & Currency Show, Scottish Rite Center, 150 N. Madison Ave, Pasadena. May 28-29, 2016.

Long Beach Coin Expo, June 9-11, 2016; September 8-10, 2016.

American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money, Anaheim, August 9-13, 2016.
RECENT
ACQUISITIONS
Bob Effler recently acquired this extremely rare (4 specimens known), 21 mm, 7.11 gram bronze of Trajan (98 - 117 CE) minted at Nicaea, Bithynia. RPC III, 1164-4 (this coin).
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