February '05

US Coin			Artifact
1st	Dick Gaboury	1902 Barber Quarter	1st	Mike Young	1929 AMA, Portland, OR
2nd	Karen Pelletier	1909-S Barber Quarter	2nd	Don Lieurance	Late 1800's Commemorative medallion
3rd	Robert Zbinden	1917-1924 ND Standing Liberty Quarter	3rd	Mike Nanson	Boy Scout Compass
Honorable Mention	Mike Young	1941-S Half-Dollar
Foreign Coin			Oldest US Coin
1st	Mike Maxon	1915 5 Para, Turkey	1st	Mike Nanson	1889 "V" Nickel
2nd	Mike Nanson	Pei Yang 20 Cash, China	2nd	Dick Gaboury	1899 Barber Dime
3rd	Tom Young	1936 1D. South Africa	3rd	Jim Ward	1907 "V" Nickel
Token			Oldest US Cent
1st	William Parke	Hungerford's Grocery; Pullman, WA Good For 5¢ in Trade	1st	Mike Nanson	1890 Indian Head
2nd	Roy Roos	Hungerford's Grocery; Pullman, WA Good For 10¢ in Trade	2nd	Tom Smith	1901 Indian Head
3rd	Karen Pelletier	F.A. Colfelt, Sherwood, OR Good For 5¢ in Trade	3rd	Todd Mullican	1906 Indian Head
Gold Jewelry			Most Valuable US Coin
1st	Dick Gaboury	10k Ring with Heart Amethyst and 3 diamonds	1st	Dick Gaboury	1949-S Roosevelt Dime
2nd	William Parke	14k diamond ring	2nd	Mike Nanson	1911-S Lincoln Cent
3rd	Monte Berry	18k pendant on chain	Tie	Robert Zbinden	1917-1924 ND Standing Liberty Quarter
Jewelry			Display
1st	Jim Siel	Sterling Heart Pendant	1st	Dick Gaboury
2nd	Mike Nanson	Plated Jesus Pendant	2nd	Karen Pelletier
3rd	Steve Tucker	Vanity Fair watch	3rd	Don Lieurance