Madison County Coin Club
of Huntsville, Alabama

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Meetings:


Club business is conducted, drawings are held for door prizes, refreshments are served, and there is an auction of numismatic items brought in by members. Club members exhibit items from their collections including U.S. and foreign coins, tokens, paper money, and various medals. Each meeting features a guest speaker or a video discussing various numismatic topics. Members also share advice, stories, and tall-tales about collecting with one another. Guests are always welcome!

We meet at the
South Huntsville Public Library
7901-L Bailey Cove Rd Se
Huntsville, AL 35802

typically on the Third Monday of the Month from 6:00-7:30 with the doors opening at 5:30.

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Our next meeting's will be our

Fourth of July Potluck, Bourse Night, and Auction


by Everyone on Monday June 26, 2023
from 6:00 - 7:30
Doors Open at 5:30

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Please plan to attend the

Stamp, Postcard & Coin Show
HUNTSPEX 2023

June 3-4, 2023
Jaycee Community Building
John Hunt Park
2180 Airport Road
Huntsville, Alabama 35802
FREE ADMISSION

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This month our newsletter has the following articles:

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For over twenty years, the Madison County Coin Club has served the north Alabama community by bringing numismatists together for the love of coin collecting. The Club strives to impart knowledge to its members through presentations and personal experiences. Through the sharing of knowledge and experiences, it enhances and enriches coin collecting for the numismatic community. Speaking of our members, we have a vast group of collectors who collect all types of United States coins, as well as, foreign coins. Many of our members collect coins from a certain era (19th century, for example), while others collect strictly modern coins. We also have members who collect only a certain type of coin (Seated Coins, Morgan Dollars, and Commemoratives, to name a few). Some members focus solely on foreign coins (for instance English, German, and Chinese) which can span many centuries. This diversification makes our club dynamic, providing something for every type of collector.

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Madison County Coin Club members can access our lending library of more than 130 books, auction catalogs, and periodicals. The library features resources and materials on subjects including but not limited to U.S. and foreign coins, ancients, paper money, tokens, and medals. You can request materials by emailing the librarian, Ann Fulmer. Library materials are checked out to members for a four-week period. You can email the librarian to renew items for another four-week period (as long as no other member has submitted a hold on the item/items). To return your items simply bring them to one of our meetings.

You can search the online library catalog for available materials by using the following links:

Red Books Part 1
Red Books Part 2
Coin Grading
U.S. Coins Part 1
U.S. Coins Part 2
U.S. Coins Commemoratives
U.S. Coins Auctions
World Coins Part 1
World Coins Part 2
World Coins Part 3
Paper Money
Paper Money and Miscellaneous
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The Officers of the Club serve in a variety of capacities and are elected annually at the Anniversary Meeting in November.

2023 Officers
President: Doug Glandon Vice President: Wayne Koger
Secretary: Aaron Wales Treasurer: Mike Campbell
Board Member: Kurt Springfield


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A Short History of the Madison County Coin Club

by Richard Jozefiak
Why was the club started?
I was transferred for work to Huntsville, AL and moved with my family from Virginia (living near Washington D.C.) to Madison, AL in April 2000. I had been coming to Huntsville since 1998 for business trips on a regular basis and had looked for a coin club in the area. I did attend some one-day coin shows held in Huntsville. At the local coin shows in Huntsville I asked about a coin club in the area, and a number of people told me there were none, and probably no interest. In Virginia I was an American Numismatic Association (ANA) District Delegate volunteer. I have been an active ANA volunteer in a number of positions since 1993. There was not an ANA member club in the area at the time, or even an active coin club. I contacted the ANA Headquarters in Colorado Springs and requested a search of ANA members within a 50-mile radius of Huntsville, sometime in late 2000. I was informed by the ANA that there were a little over 100 ANA members in my search area. I decided that with so many ANA members, there should be interest for a coin club, and I decided to start one. The club would have four main focuses: More can be found in Richard's book:
20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY HISTORY OF THE MADISON COUNTY COIN CLUB (2001-2021)

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The Club has awarded Honorary Lifetime Membership to outstanding people that have made a 'major contribution' to the Madison County Coin Club.

The Club's current Honorary Members are:
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In 2011 the Madison County Coin Club celebrated its ten year anniversary and to mark this occasion in its history a special medal was commissioned by the club. With a mintage of 50 sets, the medals were issued in the following metals:
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The Club's 10th Anniversary Medal


In 2021 the Madison County Coin Club celebrated its twenty year anniversary. With a mintage of 25 sets, the medals were issued in the following metals:
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The Club's 20th Anniversary Medal
(click on image to enlarge)


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The purpose of the coin club is to provide a forum for coin collectors, young and old, to have a fun time and share their knowledge and enjoyment of the hobby. Membership is open to all people who share an interest in collecting coins, medals, paper money, or any other numismatic material.

Members of the club enjoy a number of benefits: We are keen to encourage new members with an interest in numismatics to join the club. We provide a warm and friendly welcome and are very keen to encourage those new to the study, collecting of coins, tokens or banknotes.

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The club is a member of the American Numismatic Association (Member #C-195870 Region 20, AL & GA), Alabama Numsimatic Society (ANS), Georgia Numismatic Assocation (GNA), and the Florida United Numismatists (FUN).

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Information provided by members in their application for membership to the Madison County Coin Club will not be provided to any thrid party.

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Membership of the club is open to all persons with an interest in numismatics. Applications for membership are warmly welcomed from individuals. The club is financed by an annual membership which are due in January each year.

MEMBERSHIP RATES
Current membership rates are as follows:
Regular membership$15
Regular membership$12
YN and Spouse$5

To apply, please fill out the membership form.

You can bring the form to one of our club meetings or mail it to:

Madison County Coin Club
P.O. Box 12242
Huntsville, AL 35815

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We meet at the
South Huntsville Public Library
7901-L Bailey Cove Rd Se
Huntsville, AL 35802

Typically meetings are on the third Monday of the month from 6:00-7:30 with the doors opening at 5:30. If the library is closed that day for a holiday, we meet on the fourth Monday of the month. You can check our program schedule for this year's meeting dates.

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2023 Madison County Coin Club Program
Refreshments and Programs Schedule
Meeting Date Refreshments Program
Jan 23 Wayne Koger Harold Fears
Foreign Coins with U.S. Mint Marks
February 20 Harold Fears Todd Hutto
British Conder Tokens
March 20 Todd Hutto Harrison Knowlton
Counterfeit Coins & Currency
April 17 Ann Fulmer Ben Crow
Hawaii and North Africa Bills
May 15 Harrison Knowlton Show and Tell
June 26 4th of July Potluck, Bourse Night, and Auction
July 17 Aaron Wales Aaron Wales
Nickels
August 21 Doug Glandon Steve Young
Stories from Coin Shows
September 18 Don & Jennie Adams David Hollander
Banknotes
October 16 Chad Thrasher Todd Hutto
Charles the First and the British Civil War
November 20 Thanksgiving Potluck, Bourse Night, and Auction
December - No Meeting


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The MCCC Newsletter started with the first club meeting with the purpose being to keep the member informed and to let other hobbyist know about the club's activites. Now, the newsletter include articles and stories written by members detailing their numismatic adventures, learnings, and mishaps! The MCCC Newsletter has won numerous American Numismatic Association publication awards including Outstanding Local Numismatic Publications and Outstanding Electronic Numismatic Publication. The club welcomes articles, notes, and stories for publication in our newsletter. If you are interested please contact the club's newsletter editor.

You can read our current newsletter or read our previous newsletters going back to 2001.

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From time to time the club will make available presentations from the monthly meetings. Click the link to view the list of presentations.
http://mccc.anaclubs.org/programs/

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Read Richard Jozefiak's Book:
20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY HISTORY OF THE MADISON COUNTY COIN CLUB (2001-2021)

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