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The American Numismatic Association welcomed nearly 400 visitors to an open house on April 25 at the Edward C. Rochette Money Museum in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event was held as part of the 2015 National Coin Week.
Scroll down and check out the highlights of this year's National Coin Week.
Stop by the ANA's booth at the Big Cool Science Festival Apr. 4 to learn about the metals used to make coins! The festival is free for the whole family and located at Colorado College, right next to ANA headquarters. Scroll down to see pictures from last year's festival.
The American Numismatic Association and the Edward C. Rochette Money Museum will celebrate National Coin Week during the week of April 20-26 with a host of family-friendly activities, including an open house with free admission and special events on Saturday, April 26.
MEMBER AND CLUB CHALLENGES, MONEY MUSEUM ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHT ANA’S 2014 NATIONAL COIN WEEK
Agood screw press in the early 19th century had the ability to generate 15 to 20 tons of pressure per strike and could produce about 30 coins per minute. Not bad for a machine that had to be operated by hand.
Congratulations to Matthew Tormey and the Tucson Coin Club, grand prize winners in theANA’s 2011 National Coin Week activities. Tormey, a Massachusetts native and ANA YoungNumismatist, receives a mint state 1864 two cent piece for finishing first in the Civil War videoscavenger hunt. The Tucson Coin Club took first place in the ANA’s club trivia challengeand receives a 1925 Stone Mountain half dollar.
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