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2004
C04-01 wooden nickel, 38 mm
55th Annual Convention
Tukwila, Washington, April 23-25, 2004
Color: blue.

2004
C04-02 medallion resembling style of medieval coin, pewter, approx. 20 mm, thin planchet, 55th Annual Convention,
Tukwila, Washington, April 23-25, 2004.
Hand-struck from hand-engraved dies by
Greg Franck-Weiby.
Mintage: 774+ (750 handed out to paid attendees at the door; 24 in collector sets; ? struck at convention and sold for $1).


2004
Collector set medallions: C04-03 silver; C04-04 copper; C04-05 gold.
Mintages: 124+ silver, 24 copper, 12 gold. Additional silver pieces were struck at the convention.
2005
C05-01 wooden nickel, 39 mm
56th Annual Convention
Tukwila, Washington, April 29-30 and May 1, 2005
Color: black.
2005 See article describing this design.
C05-02 medallion resembling style of ancient coin, pewter, approx. 18 mm, thin planchet, 56th Annual Convention,
Tukwila, Washington, April 29-30 and May 1, 2005.
Hand-struck from hand-engraved dies by
Greg Franck-Weiby.
Mintage: 789 (750 handed out to paid attendees at the door; 24 in collector sets; 15 struck at convention and sold for $1).

2005 Collector set/presentation medallions: C05-03 silver; C05-04 copper; C05-05 gold.
Mintages: 152 silver, 24 copper, 12 gold. Includes 28 silver pieces struck at the convention.
2004-2005
Dies used to strike C04-02 to C04-05 and
C05-02 to C05-05 medallions.
These were hand-engraved by
Greg Franck-Weiby under contract to the PNNA.
They are the property of the PNNA and will not be given a catalog number at this time.
2005
C05-06 Souvenir from Military Payment Certificate (MPC) Minifest; serially numbered up to A00000050.
2005
C05-07 Convention Scrip ($1) – Serial numbers 1 to 70
C05-08 Convention Scrip ($5) – Serial numbers 1 to 30
Scrip designed and produced by Steve Cox.
PNNA-Willamette Fall Convention, Portland, Oregon, October 2005.