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EXECUTIVE 2019 to 2020 Past President : Bruce Watt * President Sharon MacLean Vice President Terry Campbell Treasurer Vic Shewchuk Secretary Acc Sharon MacLean Librarian Paul Strong News Editor Sharon MacLean Directors Ed Keetch Marion Alexander Ernie Ruch Mike Melnichuk Bob Holden Barry Dutton

Show chair Sharon MacLean Membership Sharon MacLean Education Paul Strong Website Editor TBA

ODCC c/o Sharon MacLean, 607 Dorchester Dr. Oshawa, Ontario L1J 6L3

Oshawa & District Coin Club

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he next meeting is APRIL 7th 2019 Doors open at 12:30 P.M.at Rundle Park Community Centre ( Located at Park & Gibb.). Remember that the Oshawa &

District Coin Club is always open to friends and relatives. Please feel free to bring your friends and neighbors. Its nice to meet new people and you never know you may just generate new interest in the hobby.

The Numismatic Reporter

FROM THE PRES:

Hello everyone and here's hoping you all had a great Saint Patrick's day celebration. Plus Possibly chugging down a pint or two if this is your tradition. Not a beer drinker so have one for me. To note: the Mar news is on the club web for viewing. BUT! I will contin-ue to email the news until things are working ok. Also their is something new in the news I hope you will like as I have

collected a few of these. S

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Club Contact: Mail: ODCC co/ Sharon Maclean 607 Dorchester Dr. Oshawa Ont. L1J-6L3

Email: papman@bell.net Club Hotline 905-728-1352 Club Web: www.oshawacoinclub.com *** You can also check for the newsletter at www.sharlsshelties.com ***

Jan. 13th, Feb. 10th, Mar. 10th Apr. 07th, May 05th, June. 09th, Sep. 08th, Oct. 13th, Nov. 10th, Dec. 08th, Coin Shows: Feb.17th & Oct.20th 2019 at the JUBLIEE PAVILLION in Oshawa

2019 MEETING SCHEDULE Meets at Rundle Park Community Centre at 12:30 P.M. second Sunday of each month (some exceptions)

Oshawa & District Coin club Minutes of MARCH. 10th. 2019 meeting EXCUTIVE meeting: called 1:50pm – a quorum Present : Sharon, Vic, Ernie, Paul, Terry Absent; Mike, Bob, Ed, Marion, Barry Only one item is brought up and discussed & agreed too.

REGULAR MEETING Time 2:05 pm Call to Order Members present 24 1. CALL TO ORDER/OPENING REMARKS President Sharon Maclean, Welcomed everyone in attendance on a wet day 2. SECRETARY’S REPORT: Report read: - by Sharon Club Balance after expenses - Good Any errors or omissions: None. Motion to accept Minutes as read; 1st.by; Al Hynes Second by; Norm Belsten Motion: Carried 3. TREASURES REPORT: Report read: by Vic Club Balance after expenses - Good Any errors or omissions: None Motion to adopt the treasures report as read by: 1st. by: Ernie Ruch 2nd by: Mr Tutty Motion: Carried 4. LIBRARY REPORT: Nothing to report 5. EDUCATION: Slide Presentation on scrips very interesting presentation didn't know their were that many Thanks Paul 6. PRESIDENTS REMARKS: Discussed : general news items from around & updates . :talked about paperless so if any member can go paperless please let me know. Club news: memberships; that the memb. list and mailings have been gone over and names removed but new ones added. To contact me if any problems ASAP. Show Expenses: went over show expenses reminding everyone that the room is 100. dollars more as of 2019. an that the increase of the 2 tables agreed to last year helped to offset this. + minus one table. So the club still made a profit. YAA!!! Also mentioned that additional help is needed at the show. So please consider this for the next show. Web. Other then the newsletter everything is current on the web. Talked to the university, and a girl who might help. Was also given another pace in the university to contact. Other wise all mail is going out a reg. and e mailing to whom I can. You can also check out www.sharlsshelties.com Internet: Mentioned to all to check and see if your e-mail is on the membership list 7. OPEN FLOOR for DISCUSSION: :Terry talked about the Cambridge show last weekend. And that is was a good turnout :Al announced an invite to their CT show. Notice enclosed in the news 8. ADJOURNMENT (2:55pm) Motion to Adjourn 1st by: Al Hynes Second by; Norm Belsten Motion: carried. Attendance draw won by: Norm Belsten Door draws won by : 1st Terry Campbell 2nd: Terry Campbell Donation Auction: was held Reg. Auction: no items

next Meeting: APRIL 7th /19 !!!! S ****** Also check for the Club news at www.sharlsshelties.com

NEW!! Here are a couple videos for you to watch . Note! If video doesn't come up, click arrow on the E (internet) and it will come

https://youtu.be/8ubiwMTL82A - confederate currency

https://youtu.be/6u6Y6vtKwJY Man finds large cash load in locker

Written by Rob Picheta, CNN

Three of the rarest known US paper bills in existence, dating back to the 19th century, are expected to fetch up to

$8 million when auctioned in Baltimore next week. The remarkable set includes two $1,000 bills -- one from 1869

and another from 1891 -- and a $500 note from 1869. The most valuable of the set, a $1,000 bill from 1891, is one

of just two of its kind known to exist, auction house Stack's Bowers says. Known as "Marcy note," the famous bill

features the portrait of William L. Marcy -- a former governor of NY & Secretary of State -- has an estimate of $2

and $3 million. The auction house describes the piece as "a true American treasure and one of the most exotic

notes in all of United States currency" -- and the bill has already broken the world record for the highest price ever

paid for a piece of paper money, when it was sold for $2.6 million in 2013.

"Notes from the 1860s have been given the 'rainbow' moniker because other notes of the time were relatively mon-ochromatic," Vicken Yegparian,"On these notes you have a little bit more color, "When they made the paper, they interspersed into the note a series of fibers of blue and other colors, as an anti-counterfeiting measure." While 89,360 were printed, today only three are known to still exist, The bill has an estimated worth of up to $2.5 million. A $500 "Rainbow" note from 1869, featuring a portrait of President John Quincy Adams. Credit: Stack's Bowers Galleries . The same estimate has been handed to a $1,000 note (pictured top) from the same year, which completes the trio of ultra-rare bills. It features a portrait of DeWitt Clinton, who oversaw construction of the Erie Canal as New York's sixth governor after unsuccessfully challenging James Madison in the 1812 presidential election. The Clinton bill was last sold in 1946, the auction house says, when it went for $1,200 -- equivalent to around $15,500 today. The three offerings represent "a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" for buyers, the auction house says. They belong to Joel R. Anderson, a publisher renowned for his extensive collection of US paper money, who has decided to sell the set .(Anderson) had a goal – an build the finest collection of US paper currency "Now, he's de-cided it's time to let the next generation to enjoy this collection." . The bills have been described as "world rarities" by Richard Beale, "$1000 was a huge amount of money at the time and they only made relatively few," Beale told CNN, "Something like this would probably come onto the market once in a generation," Beale said. Best Lifestyle & Leisure © 2019 Cable News Network. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. All Rights Reserved. CNN Sans ™ & © 2016 Ca-

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Total Prices realized for the joe Anderson collection was $34,126.980.

The 500. and the 1,000. both bringing in 1.4

million

The 1869 1000. bringing in 1.920.000.

STACKS AUCTIONS OF THE JOE ANDERSON 3 FAMED BILLS

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EXCUTIVE MEETING; Called for 1:45 pm

April’s. Topic: Milled coins from Elizabeth 1 2019 Memberships—Note! mailings have been gone over and names have been removed if not renewed. So if any questions or problems please contact me. : YOUR ADI Please inform any change of your adi no matter how small to be updated : And also check to see and make sure if you have your e mail listed on the club list

NOTE!!!!!! Classified can also be used for items wanted or for sale : Their can be additional ads put in so consider putting one in.

: if you are having any trouble regarding the web or mailing please contact me.

PLEASE NOTE!! You must log onto the club website to read the newsletter

Mar 23&24th National stamp & coin show Mississauga 10-5 & 10-4 admission $3. .contact: mike -info@trajan.ca April 12-14th ONA CONVENTION Kingston Fri -noon-6pm Sat 10-5pm Sun10-1pm Contact Robb - treasurer@the-ona.ca April 27th Guelph spring show 9-3pm. Admission $2. contact: mike cholling@uoguelph.ca May 3&4th Toronto Coin Expo fri &sat.10 am-5pm admission $6 contact Jared torontocoinexpo@gmail.com