

Our Mission is to promote numismatics, which is the collecting of coins, tokens, paper money, medals, and related items. In addition, we strive to disseminate numismatic information and foster friendships among our membership.

The Nashua Coin Club was established in 1960. We are the longest running coin club in the state of New Hampshire.

We meet (in person and via Zoom) the second Wednesday of each month (except October and December) at the Nashua Public Library (2 Court Street, Nashua, NH) from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Meetings include discussion of members’ interests, current events in the hobby, special presentations, and a Coin of the Month, where the club will focus on a pa
We meet (in person and via Zoom) the second Wednesday of each month (except October and December) at the Nashua Public Library (2 Court Street, Nashua, NH) from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Meetings include discussion of members’ interests, current events in the hobby, special presentations, and a Coin of the Month, where the club will focus on a particular coin or series. Members also bring in pieces of interest for discussion.

Alpine Grove Events Center, 19 S. Depot Rd, Hollis, NH 9-2
Fratello's Restaurant, Manchester, NH. 7PM. Tickets sold in advance.
ANNUAL DUES AND MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES
Young Numismatist (under 18) $3.00 / year
Individual $15.00 / year
Life Memberships are issued by club acclamation or to individuals who have been members over 20 years.
Question 1: When was Canada established?
We hold the names and demographic information of our members in strict confidence and would never give or sell any information to anyone ... ever!
(Our older Newsletters are archived at the bottom of the page)
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2 Court Street, Nashua, NH, USA
If you ask any member of the Nashua Coin Club if any of our goals is make a profit, everyone will answer, "No." Therefore we are a non-profit organization. The question we are currently struggling with as a group, is if we should take the time and energy to file the paperwork with the IRS to become a 501(c)(3) recognized organization to facilitate tax-deductible donations.
Any members of the club, who would like to investigate further the time and cost to complete the IRS application 1023, will find it at the link below.
https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-1023

The Royal Canadian Numismatic Association
and
National Coin and Bullion Association
Please note that some newsletters contain articles that are redacted to protect the privacy of our members. The pdf editor that was used to redact the acticle, slightly altered the entire issue. Unfortuneately, some text and images have been moved and superimposed in the redacted issues. The webmaster apologizes for these inadvertant changes to the original newletter.
Please note that some newsletters contain articles that are redacted to protect the privacy of our members. The pdf editor that was used to redact the acticle, slightly altered the entire issue. Unfortuneately, some text and images have been moved and superimposed in the redacted issues. The webmaster apologizes for these inadvertant changes to the original newletter.
Please note that some newsletters contain articles that are redacted to protect the privacy of our members. The pdf editor that was used to redact the acticle, slightly altered the entire issue. Unfortuneately, some text and images have been moved and superimposed in the redacted issues. The webmaster apologizes for these inadvertant changes to the original newletter.
We only currently have 7 monthly Nashua Coin Club Newsletters from 2020. If you have any others, please, provide them to the webmaster and he will add them to the website.
There are four NCC Newletters available from 2019.
There are only two issues from 2018.
There are only two issues from 2017.
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