The National Utah Token Society?s 2008 medal is celebrating 100 years of the Boy Scouts.
It is available in silver, copper and bronze. The silver medal costs $30 each, and the copper and bronze medals are $5 each. Postage and handling is $4.
Send orders to N.U.T.S., P.O. Box 651071, Salt Lake City, Utah 84165.
This year, the National Utah Token Society has selected for its medal the themes of the Bicentennial of the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key, Fort McHenry and The Star-Spangled Banner.
A Utah Boy Scout camp in the Uinta Mountains is the theme of a new medal created and issued by the Utah Numismatic Society.
“Buffalo Hunter” is the theme of the 2011 medal of the National Utah Token Society. It weighs 1 ounce and has a diameter of 39mm. The central design features a bison as depicted on the U.S. Buffalo nickel. “Buffalo Hunter” is above, and “American Heritage” and “2011” are below. The obverse and reverse of the nickel also appear at the bottom of the design.
The manufacturer of a locally produced firearm is honored on a new medal being issued by the National Utah Token Society.
The official medal for the American Numismatic Association’s 119th Anniversary Convention, Aug. 10-14 in Boston, is available for purchase.
Approximately a month after the release of the silver dollar honoring disabled veterans, the U.S. Mint will issue the second commemorative of the year to mark the centennial of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America.
Uncirculated Boy Scout commemorative silver dollars were sold out as the current issue of Numismatic News went to press.
