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Round marks first IASAC meeting at ANA

A silver round to mark the first annual meeting of the International Association of Silver Art Collectors held in conjunction with the American Numismatic Association convention is being offered for sale by IASAC.
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A silver round to mark the first annual meeting of the International Association of Silver Art Collectors held in conjunction with the American Numismatic Association convention is being offered for sale by IASAC.

Priced at $30 each for the .999 fine proof, $50 each for the enameled silver, or $6 each for the antique bronze, the medal shows a crab eating cake on one side and the club logo on the other. Postage and insurance charges are $4 for one or two medals, or $6 for three or more. The address is IASAC Secretary-Treasurer, P.O. Box 28415, Seattle, WA 98118-8415.

Nancy Yee designed the medal in honor of the IASAC meeting in Baltimore.

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