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VOLUME # 59 ISSUE # 9 NOV. 2019 1 of 7 EXECUTIVE 2019 to 2020 Past President : Bruce Watt * President Sharon MacLean Vice President Terry Campbell Treasurer Vic Shewchuk Secretary Leslie Sanderson 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 Name:___________________________ Membership # :________________ he next meeting is NOV.10th 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 Hope you are all doing ok . And at this writing getting ready for all the Halloween kids to come knocking at your doors with their ghostly costumes. Want to give thanks to all the voluntaries who helped at our show It was much appreciated. I hope we can get more out next time. ON A PERSONAL NOTE : My warmest thanks to Mr James Rees who gave me lifts at lunch and after the show. Greatly an much appreciated . Their was so VERY SAD NEWS that we found out on the morning of the show regarding MR HARRY BOOTH Please see insert in news Take care everyone see you NOV. 10th S Club Contact: Mail: ODCC co/ Sharon Maclean 607 Dorchester Dr. Oshawa Ont. L1J-6L3 Email: [email protected] 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. 02nd, 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)

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VOLUME # 59 ISSUE # 9 NOV. 2019 1 of 7

EXECUTIVE 2019 to 2020 Past President : Bruce Watt * President Sharon MacLean Vice President Terry Campbell Treasurer Vic Shewchuk Secretary Leslie Sanderson 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

Name:___________________________

Membership # :________________

he next meeting is NOV.10th 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 Hope you are all doing ok . And at this writing getting ready for all the Halloween kids to come knocking at your doors with their ghostly costumes. Want to give thanks to all the voluntaries who helped at our show It was much appreciated. I hope we can get more out next time. ON A PERSONAL NOTE : My warmest thanks to Mr James Rees who gave me lifts at lunch and after the show. Greatly an much appreciated . Their was so VERY SAD NEWS that we found out on the morning of the show regarding MR HARRY BOOTH Please see insert in news

Take care everyone see you NOV. 10th S

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

Email: [email protected] 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. 02nd, 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)

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Oshawa & District Coin club Minutes of OCT. 13TH 2019 Executive meeting– called for 1:45 - Canceled- only 2 REGULAR MEETING Time 2:00 pm Call to Order Members present 20? 1. CALL TO ORDER/OPENING REMARKS President Sharon Maclean, Welcomed everyone on a beautiful day. 2. SECRETARY’S REPORT: Report read: - by Sharon - Leslie Absent Any errors or omissions: None Motion to accept minutes as read; 1st. by; Al Hynes Second by; Jim Wild Motion: Carried 3. TREASURES REPORT: Report read: Vic - Absent to be read next meeting Club Balance after expenses - Good Any errors or omissions: Motion to adopt the report as read: 1st by 2nd by Motion 4. LIBRARY REPORT: Paul — Absent 5. EDUCATION: presentation cancelled - Norm sent his regrets unable to attend 6. PRESIDENTS REMARKS: Discussed : general news items from around & updates . : calls regarding the show Club news: memberships; that the members need to make sure their adi and info is correct from over the summer and to send if any. Please contact me if any problems :We received renewals and 1 new membership for 2020 So get yours in an be current. Show: We need more help at the show. Please consider helping out supporting??? the club.

PLEASE NOTE!!!! Our 2020 shows are scheduled for FEB. 16th and OCT 18th 2020 7. OPEN FLOOR for DISCUSSION: : Al mentioned the CT show for April 27th / : Security was mentioned . Sharon explained that it costs about 200 and would sensually take a majority of our revenue an would make almost next to nothing : It was mentioned that possible police drive by at the show. Sharon will look into this Plus was also given a name of security an will look into this. also 8. ADJOURNMENT (2:45pm) Motion to Adjourn 1st by: Al Hynes Second by; Jim Wild Motion: carried. Attendance draw won by: Al Hynes Door draws won by : 1st Brandon Ross 2nd: ??? Reg. Auction: No items were in items in

next Meeting: NOV. 10th 2019 S ****** Also check for the Club news at www.sharlsshelties.com

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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

BRITISH TREASURY PUT HOLD ON BREIT COINS

The Treasury has “paused” production of a new 50p coin com-memorating Brexit on 31 October after it became clear that the UK is unlikely to leave the EU on time.

The special edition was supposed to mark Britain’s departure at the end of the month, but production by the Royal Mint has stopped and already-minted coins are being stockpiled.

A Treasury spokesman said: “We have paused production of the Brexit coin, and will take a final decision in due course.” There has

been speculation that the estimated 1,000 coins minted so far could fetch a premium on the 50p cover price, possibly selling for as much as £800 each. The chancellor, Sajid Javid, had ordered 3m of the coins to be made ready for the end of the month with the inscription “Peace, prosperity and friendship with all nations”. Underneath the inscription, the Mint placed the historic date the UK is supposed to leave the EU: 31 October 2019.

Treasury officials refused to say whether the Mint will release the coins into circulation or seek to realise their inflated value by selling them on its website.The chancellor could decide to melt them down to be remade with a new date but officials are unlikely to risk going ahead until parliament and the EU give further clarity.

Javid’s predecessor, Philip Hammond, had planned a limited edition of about 10,000 commemorative coins to be sold to collectors for £10 each in time for the first deadline on 29 March.. The 50p move is the Treasury’s second U-turn in 24 hours after it confirmed that it had pulled a budget due to be held on 6 November, when the government would have detailed its economic plans and tax and spending

https://youtu.be/ktv2mJfgFPs

How to make Spoon Rings

https://youtu.be/lIVC_1NAsN4 How to grade coin basics

https://youtu.be/Bz6HWq6uGOE lack of ink odometer bill found

Let us never

forget

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IN MEMORIUM

A SPECIAL THANKS !!!! I would like to send a special thanks to all the dealers

Vic Shewchuck , Terry Roy, Roy Palma, Paul Harding, Harry Booth , David Mornan, Nick Cowen, John Burrel, Peter Kosack. Gary Demarinski, Steve van Bree, Wally Berkel, Dick Dunn, N&K , Peter Simms, Ian Brimble, Matt Ing, Rob Anderson, Terry Campbell, Don Hurl. Dave Hill, Tim grimwinkel, John Harding. Brandon Ross, Richard Faucher, Gary Demeriski On Behalf of the ODCC and its members thank you for your continued support of our show

an hope to see you again on FEB. 16th 2020

It is with an extreme heavy heart that I announce the passing of a dear friend an long time standing member an dealer of our show. MR HARRY BOOTH. His passing on Sat just one day before our show was quit a shock. We knew he was ill an he battled a long hard fight. I had hoped to see him once more. Harry was a wonderful & friendly person who got along well with everybody. His son who also attended with Harry for many years will take over. I thank all the dealers an other who signed his card it will be greatly appreciated by the family. He will be sorry missed. On behalf of the ODCC an it members I want to send our sincere condolences to Harry’s family & friends . We will miss you terribly

Ryan Flanagan

CTVNews.ca Writer

Published Aug. 29, 2019 10:40 a.m. ET

Updated Aug. 29, 2019 3:34 p.m. ET A group of people on British field with metal detectors stumbled upon the find of a lifetime: a treasure trove of silver coins dating back nearly a millennium. the British Museum revealed the find Wednesday, The cache comprises 2,528 coins and some additional fragments. Many of them depict Harold II, the Anglo-Saxon king who was deposed during the conquest, or his successor, William the Conqueror. In both cases, the discovery represents far more coins than were pre-viously known to exist of either ruler. the coins were discovered in January in Somerset, west of London, by a group of metal detector hobbyists. The coins have spent the past seven months at the British Museum, where they have been cleaned, catalogued and researched.It is believed the hoard was likely buried sometime around 1067 or 1068, shortly af-ter the 1066 conquest. While it is not clear why it was buried, it is possible that the coins' owner hid them to protect them against raids from people loyal to Harold II. articularly exciting to researchers is the first evidence ever found of a "mule" – coin talk for a piece with different design types on each side. The museum likens this to "an early form of tax evasion," saying it allowed the coin producer to reuse an old die, avoiding the fee that would come with purchasing a new one. Museum officials say the coins are generally in good condition. Efforts are now underway to determine if they can be legally classified as treasure, which would give museums the opportunity to acquire them and allow for a reward to be paid to the finders and the owner of the land where the discovery was made. said he had been told that the find could be worth more than 5 million pounds ($8.1 million),

Buried treasure from the 11th century found in UK

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Dues per year (January–December) Regular $ 8.00 Junior $ 3.00 Family $10.00 Oshawa & District Coin Club c/o Sharon MacLean 607 Dorchester Dr. Oshawa, Ont. L1J 6L3

MEMBERSHIPS

EDUCATION

CLASSIFIEDS

CLUB ITEMS

COMING SHOWS /19

EXCUTIVE MEETING; Called for 1:45 pm : Remembrance Day A presentation to remind everyone of the sacrifices made during the First and Second World Wars. Lest we forget.

2020 Memberships can be done anytime please check an make sure you are current 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

Business Ads can be renewed at the same time as your membership 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

Nov. 2nd Scarborough 9-3 Pm contact Dick cpmp@rogers .com DEC 1st Brampton 9:30-4:30pm Add $4. contact Willard [email protected]

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FEB. 16 th. 2020

Fall show Oct. 18th 2020