THE SAN JOSE COIN CLUB NEWSLETTER TODO DINERO. Other Hobbies Night!

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1 August 2013 THE SAN JOSE COIN CLUB NEWSLETTER TODO DINERO San Jose Coin Club, PO Box 5621, San Jose, CA Editor: Ryan Johnson Youth Night! Going once Going Twice Sold! A big thank you goes to Brian Daniels for Auctioneering our Youth Raffle for all of the youth members in attendance. All of the youth members in attendance were able to bid on items to further their collection and interest in the hobby. Donations acquired throughout the year by members and fundraising done at shows such as the Santa Clara Coin Show are events in which help to support our youth program. Food night was also a success a big thank you goes to Sally, Ray, and Ryan Johnson for setting up and organizing Pizza night, the food was delicious and went fast! A big thank you goes to picnic chair Keith Scott for setting up another fantastic picnic enjoyed by both San Jose Coin Club and Cupertino Coin members. The feast included hamburgers, hot dogs, and even chicken. The feast and comradery was enjoyed by over 40 members of both clubs and after the delicious lunch cooked by our chefs we had a stellar raffle with some great prizes. AUGUST S RAFFLE PRIZES INCLUDE: Bust Half Dollar S Seated Liberty Quarter U.S. Silver Proof Set Franklin Half Dollar Seated Liberty Dime 6. Canada 1983 Specimen Silver Dollar S Eisenhower 40% Silver Dollar, Proof U.S. Special Mint Set Indian Cent No Cents Liberty Nickel Other Hobbies Night! This month instead of having a speaker we have our members share what their other hobbies might be aside from numismatics. In the past we ve had pottery, model trains, even singing. Come and see what your fellow numismatists do on the side, who knows you might even meet a fellow club member who has the same interest as you. The rules are the same as regular show and tell; you have three-minutes to share your numismatic item and your other hobby. You can share your numismatic item or your other hobby or both if you want, just remember you only have three minutes. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting! We need help! We re looking for a new refreshments chair and a new Historian. The Historian sits on the board and has voting rights. If you re interested at all or have any questions as to what these jobs entail please see President Bill Meadows or someone on our board if you re interested in helping in the kitchen and bringing some delicious refreshments to our monthly General Meetings at the American Legion Hall. It s that time of year to add more San Jose Coin Club Silver medals to your set. We have both numbered and unnumbered medals available but you must order soon as supplies are limited! See the medals order form attached to the newsletter or see Gordon Stubbs at the general meeting in July! Time is running out membership dues are due! Please see membership chair Ed Sins during the General meeting to pay your dues and or make sure your dues are current! If you can t make it to a meeting and you re not sure if your dues are due membership chair Ed Sins will be sending you a letter showing an amount owed. Dues for Adults are $5 and Youth $2 a year. Also don t forget to see your Editor, Ryan Johnson for renewing your $12 subscription for your newsletter Todo Dinero if you want it mailed to you. San Jose Coin Club meets on the 2 nd Wed. of each month (May 10 th this month) at American Legion Hall, Post 318, 1504 Minnesota Ave., San Jose. Doors open at Approx. 6:30 PM, Youth Activities at 7:00 PM and the General Meeting at 7:30 PM. SEE YOU THERE

2 August 2013 TODO DINERO Page 2 July 10 th General Meeting Highlights: President, Bill Meadows called the meeting to order at 7:34PM and welcomed 43 members, including 5 youth and 4 guests Max Corrales Sr., Max Corrales, David Garfinkel, and Marnie Scharmer to the July meeting. Auctioneer Ken Barr conducted the Auction assisted by Auction Chair Bill Hurja and Youth President Evelyn Daniels. Announcements, Keith Scott announced that he has the auction winnings from a past auction that is still unclaimed and that the picnic is coming up and there is still time to sign up. Gordon Stubbs announced that orders for clubs medals are due by October 20, Lyle Okamoto has raffle tickets available for purchase. Evelyn Daniels introduced, 12 SHOW & TELL PRESENTERS: Ed Sins 1708 Eng. London Transport Token Lyle Okamoto Ancient Roman Brockage of Aurelian Ken Barr 1929 $ W SF FRBN Keith Scott - Medal Gordon Stubbs 4 Generals Brian Daniels 1916 CAC Mercury Howard Wheeler Substance Abuse Medals Anonymous Olympic Commemorative Medals/Tokens John Miguelgorry Liberty Walking Half 1942 D Robert Hedgecock Foreign Coins, Mercury 1942 Found Harold Woron 2013 Circulating Coinset 1 & 25 Bill Hurja Liberty Halves Complete OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: None DRAWINGS: Show & Tell Anonymous Member Dean Birge Youth All youth members in attendance received a Coin for their attendance. A Youth Auction was also held with all of the youth in attendance. Guests Max Corrales Sr., Max Corrales, David Garfinkel, and Marnie Scharmer will receive a complimentary newsletter Raffle Bill Hurja Meeting was adjourned at 9:24PM At the July 22 th Board Meeting Vice President- Gordon Stubbs Treasurer Sally Johnson Recording Secretary Ryan Johnson Corresponding Secretary Lyle Okamoto Librarian Ed Sins Board Members: Dean Birge Brian Daniels Herb Davidson Fred Davis Harold Woron Immediate Past President Bourse Chair Ray Johnson Webmaster(s) Sally & Ryan Johnson Vice President Gordon Stubbs called the meeting to order at 7:34PM and welcomed 13 Board Members to the July Board meeting. Recording Secretary Ryan Johnson waived reading the General meeting minutes. Treasurer Sally Johnson presented the treasurers report. Program Chair Gordon Stubbs reported that August is Other Hobbies Night. Medals Chair Gordon Stubbs reported medal orders are coming in and are due by October 20 th deadline. Picnic Representative Fred Davis reported on behalf of Keith Scott that 46 people signed up with 42 in attendance. The Immediate Past President mentioned a problem with the raffle drawing during the picnic with an individual taking multiple prizes for individuals not present but was paid for. Sally Johnson suggested adding at the end of the picnic form that you must be present to receive the raffle ticket for the drawing at the end of the picnic. Suggestions will be brought to Cupertino Coin Club. Youth Advisor Sally Johnson reported that Brian Daniels did the Youth Auction for the July Meeting; Sally also reported Gordon Stubbs and Karl Jagenburg made donations to the youth program. Corresponding Secretary Lyle Okamoto reported usual club mail and a receipt from the Post Office showing payment of the clubs PO Box. Newsletter Editor Ryan Johnson reported that if any member would like anything to be put in the newsletter to let him know. Ryan stated he will continue running membership dues and the medals order form in the Newsletter. Librarian Ed Sins had nothing new to report. Membership Ed Sins reported no new members; however there are currently 40 members outstanding on their dues. Webmaster Sally Johnson reported the web site has 26,419 hits which is up from last month by 126 hits. OLD BUSINESS: Vice President Gordon Stubbs wanted to know why the microphone wasn t being used during show and tell and for the speakers. It was stated the reason it wasn t being brought was because multiple members refused to use it. NEW BUSINESS: Fred Davis reported that Tom French called him regarding the rental of 15 cases for his show. SHOW BUSINESS: Ray Johnson reported that 25 dealers have signed up for the San Jose Coin Clubs 2014 show at the Double Tree. Ed Sins moved for adjournment, Herb Davidson seconded the motion, the motion passed with 0- Opposed Meeting Adjourned at 9:24PM

3 August 2013 TODO DINERO Page 3 SJCC OFFICERS & BOARD 16 Seated Members President Bill Meadows Vice President Gordon Stubbs Treasurer Sally Johnson Youth President Evelyn Daniels Recording Sec. Ryan Johnson Corr. Sec. Lyle Okamoto Historian - Open Librarian - Ed Sins Immed. Past Pres. Anonymous Curator Bill Hurja Bourse Chair Ray Johnson BOARD MEMBERS Dean Birge Fred Davis Brian Daniels Keith Scott Herb Davidson Harold Woron Hall of Fame Members are Board Members Emeritus with full voting privileges. The Board of Directors Meeting convenes on the 4 th Monday of each month at 7:30 PM. This Month, June 24th DENNY S 2077 North First Street, San Jose, CA (408) :00 PM Dinner 7:30 PM Meeting UPCOMING EVENTS Aug. 14- SJCC General Meeting Other Hobbies Night Aug Carson City Mint Coin Show a and Fair Aug SJCC Board Meeting Sept. 6-8 Santa Clara Coin & d Collectibles Show Sept SJCC General Meeting Sept Northbay / Santa Rosa Coin S Show Sept. 22- Livermore Valley Coin Show Sept SJCC Board Meeting Sept Santa Clara Coin & Collectibles Show Sept. 28 CNSA NorCal Educational Symposium Proposed Constitution Changes These are proposed constitution changes and will be voted on after being published for twoconsecutive meetings. Article IV. Officers Section 3. The president, vice-president, and youth president having served two consecutive terms, shall not be eligible for re-election to the same office until after a two year absence from that office. Article IV. Officers Section 3. The president, and vice-president, having served two consecutive terms, shall not be eligible for re- election to the same office until after a two year absence from that office. Article VIII. Duties of Officers Section 4. The corresponding secretary shall attend to the correspondence of the club, and keeping on file all-important communications and copies of the replies thereto. Upon expiration of his/her term of office shall turn over to the successor all books, records, and accessories, of the office Article VIII. Duties of Officers Section 4. The corresponding secretary shall attend to the correspondence of the club, and keeping on file all-important communications and copies of the replies thereto. The corresponding secretary and treasurer shall retain a copy of the key for the Post Office Box. Upon expiration of his/her term of office shall turn over to the successor all books, records, and accessories, of the office Article VIII. Duties of Officers Section 10. The coin show Bourse Chair shall, as a key member of the Show Committee, be responsible for bourse dealer participation at the San Jose Coin Club Coin, Stamp and Collectibles Show. He/she will create and maintain a current list of possible bourse dealer participants, mail out or distribute bourse applications, receive bourse applications and maintain an accounting of table type, table location, quantity of cases and lamps, show program advertising, requested advertising literature, etc., turn in and account for all monies received from bourse dealers to the club treasurer, send out bourse confirmations, check in dealers at the show, interface with dealers to answer questions and resolve problems, maintain a continuous liaison with bourse dealers to promote and improve the show. The Bourse Chair shall report, r egularly, to the Show General Chair and Board of Directors the status of the bourse and shall make recommendations as needed. It is recommended, but not mandatory, that (1) this position have a duration of five years, so as to maintain a consistent and stable relationship with the bourse dealers, (2) the Bourse Chair s replacement work with him/her for at least six months to a year prior to assuming full responsibility, and (3) the Bourse Chair s replacement have the means (a computer) to create, produce, and maintain documents and records pertaining to the position. Article VIII. Duties of Officers Section 10. The coin show Bourse Chair shall, as a key member of the Show Committee, be responsible for bourse dealer participation at the San Jose Coin Club Coin and Collectibles Show. He/she will create and maintain a current list of possible bourse dealer participants, mail out or distribute bourse applications, receive bourse applications and maintain an accounting of table type, table location, quantity of cases and lamps, show program advertising, requested advertising literature, etc., turn in and account for all monies received from bourse dealers to the club treasurer, send out bourse confirmations, check in dealers at the show, interface with dealers to answer questions and resolve problems, maintain a continuous liaison with bourse dealers to promote and improve the show. The Bourse Chair shall report, r egularly, to the Show General Chair and Board of Directors the status of the bourse and shall make recommendations as needed. It is recommended, but not mandatory, that (1) this position have a duration of five years, so as to maintain a consistent and stable relationship with the bourse dealers, (2) the Bourse Chair s replacement work with him/her for at least six months to a year prior to assuming full responsibility, and (3) the Bourse Chair s replacement have the means (a computer) to create, produce, and maintain documents and records pertaining to the position. At the end of his/her term of office, he/she shall turn over all club property and records to his/her successor Article VIII. Duties of Officers Section 11. The Web Master (feminine web mistress), also called the system administrator, theauthor, or the website administrator, is the person responsible for designing, developing, marketing, or maintaining a website. Core responsibilities of the webmaster include the regulation and management of access rights of different users of a web site, the appearance, and setting up of web site navigation. Content placement can be part of a webmaster s responsibilities; typically, the webmaster is the agent who reads user feedback and complaints about the site functionality. Article VIII. Duties of Officers Section 11. The Web Master (feminine web mistress), also called the system administrator, the author, or the website administrator, is the person responsible for designing, developing, marketing, or maintaining a website. Core responsibilities of the webmaster include the regulation and management of access rights of different users of a web site, the appearance, and setting up of web site navigation. Content placement can be part of a webmaster s responsibilities; typically, the webmaster is the agent who reads user feedback and complaints about the site functionality. At the end of his/her term of office, he/she shall turn over all club property and records to his/her successor taking a receipt therefore. HAVE YOU MOVED? Send changes to: Membership Chair, San Jose Coin Club, PO Box 5621, San Jose, CA

4 August 2013 TODO DINERO Page 4 Carson City Mint Coin Show & Fair August 23 24, 2013 SHOW 507 N. Carson Street Carson City, NV FAIR 600 N. Carson Street Carson City, NV General Admission: $4 a Day Kids: 17 & Under Free Friday: 9:30 AM 4:30 PM Saturday: 9:30 AM 4:00 PM Santa Clara Coin & Collectibles Show September 6-8, 2013 Santa Clara Convention Center 5001 Great America Parkway, Santa Clara, CA General Admission: $6 Good for all three days, $2 off with Coupon Friday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Youth: Boy Scout Merit Badge Workshop offered on Saturday at 10:30AM and 2:30 PM North Bay/ Santa Rosa Coin Show September 20-21, 2013 $ Friday: 10:00AM - 6:00PM Saturday: 10:00AM - 6:00PM Flamingo Resort Hotel 2777 Fourth Street Santa Rosa, CA September 22, 2013 Elk s Lodge 940 Larkspur Drive, Livermore, CA Parking: Free Admission: Free Sunday: 10:00AM - 4:00PM Long Beach Coin, Stamp & Sports Collectible Expo September 26-28, 2013 Long Beach Convention Center 100 S. Pine Avenue Long Beach, CA General Admission: $8 Kids 7 & Under: Free Thursday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Friday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Youth: Treasure Hunt on Saturday 11:00 AM 2:00 PM CSNA 14 th Annual Northern California Educational Symposium September 28, 2013 Vallejo Naval and Historic Museum 734 Marin Street Vallejo, CA Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM PARKING: Help promote numismatics Get a friend, neighbor or children in your community involved!

5 SJCC Medal Order Form The New Medals are COMING THE NEW MEDAL ORDERS WILL BE DONE BY SUBSCRIPTION. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR ORDERS AND PAYMENTS ARE IN BY OCTOBER 28, 2013 WE WILL ONLY BE MAKING THE MEDALS THAT HAVE BEEN PRE ORDERED. AND WE WILL BE MAKING A LIMITED NUMBER OF GOLDEN BRONZE AND COPPER. PLEASE ORDER EARLY Medal Costs Shipping Costs and Insurance SILVER MEDALS 39mm 1 oz (NUMBERED) QUANTITY REGULAR SHIPPING INSURANCE ADDER SILVER MEDALS 39mm 1 oz (NO NUMBERS) 1-3 MEDALS $ 7.50 $ 2.00 GOLDEN BRONZE MEDALS 39mm 4-5 MEDALS $ 8.00 $ 3.00 COPPER MEDALS 39mm 6-10 MEDALS $ $ COPPER & 1 GOLDEN BRONZE MEDAL SHOW TOKEN SETS PRIOR AND UP TO 2011 (ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASES) $ SET $ 4.00 SET COUNT A SHOW TOKEN SET THE SAME AS 1 MEDAL SHIPPING AT YOUR OWN RISK (NO RETURN RECEIPT - NO INSURANCE - NO GUARANTEES) 1-3 MEDALS $2.00 / 4-5 MEDALS $4.00 / 6 - MEDALS 5.00 SEND THIS ORDER AND PAYMENT TO; Phone (408) and leave a message SJCC ATTN.: GORDON STUBBS P.O. BOX SAN JOSE, CA MEDALS ORDER FORM 2014 Medals Wanted Quantity Total SILVER MEDALS 39mm (NUMBERED) LIST YOUR NUMBERS SILVER MEDALS 39mm (NO NUMBERS) GOLDEN BRONZE MEDALS 39mm COPPER MEDALS 39mm 1 COPPER & 1 GOLDEN BRONZE MEDAL SHOW TOKEN SETS PRIOR AND UP TO 2011 (ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASES) $ SET $ 4.00 SET SUB TOTALS = PLEASE SEND MY MEDALS SHIPPING = NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: I WANT TO SAVE SHIPPING I'LL PICK THEM UP AT THE MEETING I WANT THEM PICKED UP BY INSURANCE ADDER = GRAND TOTAL = PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO SAN JOSE COIN CLUB