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January 31st, 2006 the Nevada State Quarter was
introduced in Carson City, Nevada.
Shown below, The Pony Express Arrives, Treasurer
Krolicki's daughter will soon fall off the horse.
Paul Williams, Steve Graham, and Doug Larson tend the
club table as visitors watch medallions being made at the
Nevada Museum. President Paul Williams presents a Reno
Coin Club silver medallion to State Treasurer Brian Krolicki
and acting Director Lebryk of the US Mint.
3,500 people attended the ceremonies and collected
souvenir quarters commemorating the event.
photos by Rusty Goe & Joan Graham
introduced in Carson City, Nevada.
Shown below, The Pony Express Arrives, Treasurer
Krolicki's daughter will soon fall off the horse.
Paul Williams, Steve Graham, and Doug Larson tend the
club table as visitors watch medallions being made at the
Nevada Museum. President Paul Williams presents a Reno
Coin Club silver medallion to State Treasurer Brian Krolicki
and acting Director Lebryk of the US Mint.
3,500 people attended the ceremonies and collected
souvenir quarters commemorating the event.
photos by Rusty Goe & Joan Graham
Rusty King, press master Ken Hopple, and Club President
Doug Larson are proud of our new 25th anniversary
medallions, available in silver, copper, bronze and zinc.
Contact a club board member for information about the
medallions.
Doug Larson are proud of our new 25th anniversary
medallions, available in silver, copper, bronze and zinc.
Contact a club board member for information about the
medallions.