WOULD YOUR LOCAL CLUB LIKE TO HOST

THE 2012 NCNA STATE SHOW AND CONVENTION?

The North Carolina Numismatic Association is searching for another location to hold the Annual Show and Convention for 2012.

One of the main criteria, is the availability of enough Club Member Volunteers to handle the Registration, Hospitality, and assisting dealers loading and unloading. They must be willing to do the leg work for pre-show and post-show arrangements. The Convention area must be easily secured.

The criteria for the location will need to have an area consisting of 12,000 to 15,000 sq. ft and 2 Seminar rooms for the Young Numismatic programs and speaker seminars and use as the Annual Membership and Awards Banquet, each need seating for approx. 80 attendees. The set-up will use approx.. 100 - 8’ tables with back-up tables and electrical hook-up for each. It will need ease of access and sufficient Motel or hotel for dealers.

The Board will also look at the thoughts of a smaller show during the spring if a large show isn’t available.

The NCNA Board would be willing to help the local members to accomplice this. Please let us know if your Members are willing to host the Show. Please contact one of the Board Members or Bill Brewer iscc@bellsouth.net or 704-450-1639.

NCNA MEMBER CLUBS

1st Tues. Greensboro, NC Greensboro Coin Club

1st Tues. Rock Hill, SC Tri-County Coin Club

1st Tues. Hendersonville, NC Hendersonville Coin Club

1st Wed. Charleston, SC Low Country Coin Club

1st Wed. Morehead, NC Carteret Numismatic Society

1st Wed. Aberdeen, NC Moore Numismatic Association

1st Thurs. Salisbury , NC Rowan County Coin Club

1st Thurs. Bakersville, NC Toe River Coin Club,

1st Thurs. Durham, NC Triangle Coin Club

1st Thurs. Goldsboro, NC Wayne County Coin Club

2nd Mon. Asheville, NC Buncombe County Coin Club

2nd Tues. Fuquay-Varina Coin Club,

2nd Tues. Landis, NC Kannapolis Coin Club Meeting

2nd Tues. Winston- Salem, NC Winston-Salem Coin Club

2nd Tues. Fayetteville, NC Cape Fear Coin Club

2nd Wed. Wilmington, NC Lower Cape Fear Coin Club

2nd Thurs. Statesville, NC Iredell-Statesville Coin Club

2nd Thurs. Reidsville, NC Reidsville Coin Club

2nd Thurs. Raleigh, NC Raleigh Coin Club

2nd Thurs. Jacksonville-Camp Lejeune Coin Club

3rd Mon. Mooresville, NC Lake Norman Coin Club New Location

3rd Tues. OBX Coin Club Kill Devil Hills, NC

3rd Tues. Morganton, NC Morganton Coin Club

3rd Thurs. Lexington, NC Eagle Coin Club

3rd Wed. Charleston, SC Low Country Coin Club

4th Tues. Fayetteville, NC Cape Fear Coin Club

4th Thurs. Charlotte, NC Charlotte Coin Club NEW LOCATION

4th Thurs. Lumberton Coin Club

(Please visit our Club Page for additional Information)

In Loving Memory of

Anne P. Carmichael

wife of Halbert H. Carmichael

June 16, 1936 - April 7, 2012

Obituary

The daughter of James B. Parsons, Sr. and Mattie Foster Parsons, Anne Parsons was born in Shelbyville, TN on June 16, 1936 and died at home in Raleigh on April 7, 2012. Anne graduated from Shelbyville Central High School and received a B. Sc. in Education from the University of Tennessee and an MS in Library Science from the University of North Carolina. She was a long-time employee of Liggett & Myers and then Carolina Power and Light Company. She served as an officer in the Pacesetters Investment Club and the Raleigh Miniature Guild.
Anne is survived by her husband of fifty-three years, Halbert H. Carmichael of Raleigh; their two children, Eleanor McCoury and husband Kent McCoury of Apex, James H. Carmichael and wife Lynn C. Carmichael of Friendsville TN; as well as four grandchildren, Wendy McCoury, James Carmichael II, James McCoury and Katherine Carmichael.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 28th at 1:00 pm at Brown-Wynne Funeral Home, Saint Mary's St., Raleigh. The family will receive friends prior to the service, from 12:00 -1:00 pm at the funeral home. Burial will follow the service at Historic Oakwood Cemetery. Brown-Wynne Funeral Home

THEFT IN nORTH cAROLINA July 17, 2011

Be on the lookout for a late model 4 door Jeep Cherokee with chrome wheels at local shows, club meetings or coin shops. The vehicle followed a dealer on Sunday from the State Fairground to Four Oaks NC and the dealer had to stop and get a prescription from Wal-mart. He parked in a handicap spot at the front door and went in. The vehicle occupants broke the side window of the SUV that the dealer was driving and took out 3 black bags of coins. It seems that the thieves must have thought that they contained silver as heavy as they were, they were thought to be possibly watching Dealers load their vehicles at the Fairgrounds. They contained rolls of nickels, dimes and modern quarters, appox. $5000-$6,000.

There are a number of videos that have the vehicle and at present they are trying to see if they can get a license number and who was driving. We will keep you posted as we receive more info.

If you would like an e-mail alert or if you have information when a theft occurs please send to ncna@bellsouth.net

It will be forwarded to Friends of the NCNA