The last NNP Symposium was May 2-4, 2024. The full list of presentations is below, and the recordings are all available on the NNP and YouTube.
FOCUS ON FRANKLIN
This NNP Symposium, we highlighted Benjamin Franklin and his contributions to numismatics. In addition to our feature video and Q&A with Patrick McBride, notable Franklin reenactor, we had a few other related presentations.
Farley Grubb
The Origins of the Continental Dollar, 1775-1776: Congressional Deliberations and Decisions that Shaped Monetary Structure
Khachatur Manukyan
Multiscale Scientific Analysis of Benjamin Franklin’s Innovations in American Paper Money
IOWA STATE SHOWCASE
The Central States Numismactic Society plans to highlight one of their 13 member states each year, starting in 2024 with Iowa. In addition to other programs throughout the show (which you can read about here), we had a series of Iowa-focused presentations.
George S. Cuhaj
Things to See at the Higgins Museum of National Bank Notes
Jesse Goplen
Antisemitic Notgeld and Weimar Antisemitism: Numismatics and the Rise of Nazi Ideology
Jesse Goplen
German Notgeld: The World's First Banknote Collecting Craze
Scott Hansen
Early Iowa Coin & Currency
Dave Stark
Iowa Numismatic Association: Past and Present
GENERAL PRESENTATIONS & MEETINGS
Bob Bair
"Technical Grading" vs. "Market Grading"
Russ Bega & Mike Nottelmann
The Coin Show Podcast Presents: Tales from Over the Counter
Pat Flynn
Running a Successful Coin Club: Part 2
Pierre Fricke
Contemporary Counterfeit Confederate Paper Money
Wayne Homren
Why Boggs? Why Now?
GENERAL PRESENTATIONS & MEETINGS CONTINUED
Liberty Seated Collectors Club
General Meeting with Presentation on "Did Gobrecht Use a Shared Punch for No Stars Dimes and Half Dimes?"
Christopher McDowell
North American Medals of the French and Indian War
Jeff Pritchard
What Happened in Holland?
Greg Rohan
The Current Numismatic Market
Women of Numismatics & Elizabeth Coggan
Lady Liberty, Real or Ideal?
The views and opinions expressed by the speakers do not necessarily represent the views of the NNP, EPNNES, or NM Events.