The KNC board has been hard at work updating the KNC Constitution & By-Laws. We’re proud to say it’s ready for members to review!
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Be ready to vote on it’s adoption the first meeting in July!
Both outgoing and incoming: We would like to express our sincere appreciation to all of the elected and appointed Officers along with the Board of Directors who have faithfully served the Kalamazoo Numismatic Club over the past two years. As a result of your efforts, we have grown and prospered in many ways. We now…
We are the only coin club in the state to have a library. This is much more than a rolling cabinet of books. Take some time at our next meeting to peruse the numismatic material in our library. We have books, DVDs, and up-to-date price guides for many things you just might collect. Topics include:…
Former club librarian, U.S. Navy veteran, and beloved friend, the late Stan Rop had an interest in short-snorter notes. A note from his personal collection will be auctioned on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, at 7:00 pm. What is a short-snorter? USarmytimes.com: A short-snorter was a single or series of bank notes upon which friends and…
2024 MEMBERSHIP DUES Reminder to everyone except for lifetime members that the board approved an increase in cost for 2024 club membership. Junior Members will be $2.00. Senior Members will be $12.00. Feel free to pay your membership dues to the club secretary at any time. Deadline for 2024 membership dues is March 31, 2024….
Our club was fortunate to have Jeff Tryka speak about U.S. currency. We had to cancel our January meeting due to inclement weather. So, it was great to have him reschedule with our club. Jeff took us on a tour of bank notes from 1776 shillings to modern day Federal Reserve notes. His knowledge was…
Our educational presentation for the 4th Quarter was presented by a new, and welcomed, member to our club, Ernie Nagy. As a new member to our club, I asked Ernie for a little background on his numismatic interests. “I started collecting Lincoln Cents when I received a blue Whitman folder for my birthday in 1962….