It was two years ago that I attended my first ever ANA Summer Seminar.�I�am so excited about being able to return in 2016.�I called in the Fall of 2015 and spoke to Amber B. She was kind enough to keep�me informed, so that I could sign up as soon as was possible.The first time I attended, I was part of�the Second Session. I was unable to attend the First Session that year, because I was running the�Kansas Numismatic Association's Annual Coin & Stamp Show in Wichita, KS.�I was a regular board member of the KNA,�then.�The following year, I was doing the same, but due to�my health I was unable to attend the Summer Session�in 2015. I am still a KNA�Board Member, but this is my last term as Vice President. This year is also�my last year running the Kansas Numismatic Association's Annual Coin & Stamp Show, so I will only�be attending the Second Session this year.�I look forward to meeting new people who share the�same interests. I am planning�on driving all the way from Wichita, KS to Colorado Springs, CO. It's about an 8 hour drive, so I�am driving in a day early on Friday, June 24th. This can help me acclimate to the altitude. I am a�life long Kansan, which�means that I'm a "flat lander". Look forward�to seeing everyone again!���

is there a date set for the summer seminar for 2016, and where is it held?

Just a real quick one. I was wondering if anyone has photos of the second week of this years ANA Summer Seminar? I haven't seen many so far. Thanks!

It's a very early Sunday morning, after a nights struggle with my body's out of sync clock.�� Vienna Austria is about 8-10 hours ahead of Colorado Springs so when it's time to sleep in Vienna my body, Currently on Mountain Time is telling me to wake.� ��I only spent the second week at the summer seminar money and time did not allow me a longer visit.�� It was my third year in a row at Colorado Springs and perhaps my most rewarding visit so far.� I wouldn't say it was the best as I plan to return if not next year, then 2017. The future I would hope would hold even better experiences. The seminar that has just finished was rewarding in no small part due to the previous years I attended.����

Longtime American Numismatic Association members Erik Goldstein and John Kraljevich were awarded honorary Doctor of Numismatics degrees from the Florence Schook School of Numismatics on Thursday, June 24, at the Session 1 graduation banquet for the 2015 ANA Summer Seminar.�