Themes reviewed

CCAC set to finalize its annual report and make recommendations on future commemorative coin themes.

Author:: NMN

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee meets Nov. 15 to finalize recommendations for its annual report.

A summary of the CCAC’s 2005 activities, the annual report will include recommendations on commemorative coin themes in future years.

At its Sept. 27 meeting, the CCAC narrowed its possible list of recommendations to be discussed at its Nov. 15 meeting.

The legislation authorizing the CCAC stipulates that it must provide an annual report to the Treasury Department every year.

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