Member Survey #1 Results

INTERIM RESULTS: 16 February 2024 – Nineteen submissions, and here’s what they report…

AREAS OF INTEREST CHECKS %
American coins 19 100%
American banknotes 8 42%
American exonumia (e.g. tokens, medals) 6 32%
Postage stamps 3 16%
Bullion/precious metals 7 37%
Commemorative coins & notes 10 53%
Error coins & notes 9 47%
Foreign coins & notes 6 32%
Ancient coins (e.g. Roman, Greek) 6 32%
Honorary Mention: US Mint-made foreign coins; Virginia Obsolete Currency; American Colonial Coins; Confederate Bills; Coin Books; Metal Detectors
Would you like to connect with Club members who share your interests?
YES 15 79%
Are you willing to share your expertise with the Club?
Yes, including presentations at monthly meetings 6 32%
Yes, to a group or individual(s) seeking help 6 32%
Yes, on-line: by contributing to this website 4 21%
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE COIN? (Honorary Mention)
Silver Athenian owl tetradrachm (~500 BCE) “[An] Athenian Owl Tetradrachm but I don’t own one … yet”
“1794-95 Liberty Cap, Lettered Edge” and “1795 Large Cent”  
1836 silver Peruvian 4 reales “At this moment, Peru 1836 4 reales”
“Rivanna Mills token”
1879 proof $4 gold "Stella" “Early proof coins”

[Having some leeway on this, I presume a proof “Stella” would be acceptable–editor]

“1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent” 1909-S VDB cent
1942 UK silver sixpence “1942 English silver sixpence- put in my shoe, when I got married.”
“Kennedy Half Dollars” 1964 John F. Kennedy half dollar
1965 UK Winston Churchill Crown “the 1965 Churchill Crown–the last British coin introduced before decimalization; the first to feature a non-royal”
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