Or just scroll through and read it all. The objective of the club is to pursue numismatic knowledge through the study and research of coins, currency, medals, tokens, and other related items and the sharing of this information through monthly meetings, dialogue, and the publication of literature. The Chicago Coin Club was founded in 1919 and has continued uninterrupted for over 75 years. The Chicago Coin Club does not buy, sell, or offer opinions as to the price or grade of a coin. The Club's operating revenues come from annual dues paid by members, bequests, contributions, and gifts.
All expenditures are for operating expenses or for the advancement of numismatics.
Any person interested in numismatics is eligible for membership. Please call one of the above members for the current building and room number. In this presentation banknote enthusiast Steve Feller will tell of every collector's dream phone call. After ascertaining that the first note in the bunch was a Continental Currency note of 1778 issued in Baltimore Steve's appetitie was whetted. There were over a dozen interesting notes which will be described.