Class 3 — Tokens, Medals and Decorations
1st Place — Susan L. Billings
Limited Edition Error Token – The Man on the Bed
2nd Place – Rollie Finner
The 1969 Navajo Code Talkers Medal

Class 4 — World Coins and Paper Money
1st Place and Byron F. Johnson Memorial (Best of Show) Award — Steve Cox
The Bank of France 500 Francs Note of 1918
2nd Place – Eric Holcomb
25th Anniversary of the First Men on the Moon Commemorative Coin Set
from the Marshall Islands

Class 6 — Pacific Northwest Numismatic Material
1st Place and C.E. Heppner Award (Tokens, Medals, and Decorations) — Ken Hill
An Oregon Exchange Company 5 D. Gold Piece

Non-competitive Exhibits
Extreme Copper by Greg Franck-Weiby

Judges: Joseph Boling, Tom Sheehan and Del Cushing.

 
Class 1 — United States and Canadian Coins
1st Place — Kenneth R. Hill
A 1919 Buffalo Nickel with Multiple Errors
Byron F. Johnson Memorial (Best of Show) Award

 Class 3 — Tokens, Medals and Decorations
1st Place — Susan L. Billings
Freedom From Addiction - Examples of Recovery Tokens - Old and New
C.E. Heppner Award (Tokens, Medals, and Decorations)

Class 4 — World Coins and Paper Money
1st Place — Steve Cox
Lebanese Banknotes Issued by the “Banque De Syrie Et Du Liban,” 1945-1950

Exhibits at the 2004 ANA Anniversary Convention

Fifty-five exhibitors showed eighty competitive exhibits at the Pittsburgh ANA convention; only one was a PNNA member. Eric Holcomb entered an exhibit titled We Came in Peace for All Mankind - A Selection of Apollo 11 Medals. He earned second place in class 15, modern mint medals. PNNA officers or members Eric Holcomb, Scott Loos, John Wilson, and Joe Boling served as judges in Pittsburgh.

Exhibits at the ANA 2004 Spring Convention

• ANA National Money Show™ (Portland, OR, March 26-28, 2004) – See report and photos!

Exhibits at the ANA 2003 Anniversary Convention

59 exhibitors showed 94 competitive exhibits at the Baltimore ANA anniversary convention; two were from PNNA members. Eric Holcomb entered an exhibit titled George Washington Large & Small Eagle Cents from the Eliasberg Collection, and Ken Hill showed A 1919 Buffalo Nickel with Multiple Errors, winning second place in the errors class. PNNA officers or members Ken Hill, Eric Holcomb, Scott Loos, Tom Sheehan and Joe Boling served as judges in Baltimore. The photo shows Ken Hill receiving his second place award for the same exhibit shown above that won "Best of Show" at the PNNA convention. Left: Chief Judge Joseph Boling. Center: Ken Hill. Right: ANA President John Wilson.