INTERNATIONAL NUMISMATIC SOCIETY OF SAN DIEGO

    

     1268 - NASC 3026                                                                                         ANA C-71399

Year LXIV                                                                                                              No. 10

 

Tuesday   October 27, 2026

Allied Gardens Rec Center, 5155 Greenbrier Ave., San Diego

5:15 p.m., Doors Open at About 4:45 p.m.

 

Topic This Month:

 

ANNUAL MINI-BOURSE

 

This month we are again hosting a Mini-Bourse.

 

Mini-Bourse selling is limited to INSSD members, who may set up tables to display and sell inventory directly to fellow collectors.  Tables will be provided for sellers.

 

PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CHANGE: Due to a scheduling conflict, our next meeting has been moved up one day. We will meet on TUESDAY, October 27, not on our usual Wednesday.

 

An important note: although our club focuses on international coinage, you are NOT limited to foreign material for the bourse. Feel free to bring:

 

- Coins and Paper Money from any country, including U.S. coins and paper

- Tokens (merchant tokens, transportation tokens, trade tokens, etc.)

- Medals and medallions

- Any other numismatic items you'd like to offer

If you'd like more than a single table as space or need to set up a larger display, please let me know ahead of time so we can plan accordingly.

 

Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or just beginning, this event is an excellent chance to connect with the community, discover new additions for your collection, and trade with fellow collectors.   Please join us for an evening of fellowship and productive exchange, and feel free to bring or invite a friend.

2026 INSSD Meeting Topics

November - No Meeting

December - Silver around the World

SEPTEMBER 2026 QUIZ by Bob Fritsch

The WFoM this year was fantastic.  Got my 50 year pin from ANA, plus judged five classes of exhibits.  Plus, my local club newsletter, The Nashua Numismatist, got second place in local newsletter awards.  Great time!

Here we go to Southeast Asia, which dominated the news back in the 60s and 70s.  I used the 21st Century SCWC for this quiz?

1. Cambodian coins of the 21st Century were issued in what dominant denomination?

2. What country uses the Kip?

3. Vietnam’s 10,000 and 20,000 Dong coins were in what metal and featured what theme?

4. How many dating types have appeared on Thailand coins and what are they?

SEPTEMBER ANSWERS

 

1.  3000 Riels.  

2. Lao People’s Democratic Republic.  

3. 10K=Silver, 20K=Gold, Year of the ____.  

4. Three, B,E., R.S. and C.S.