Peninsula Coin Club - Annual Medals
Mintage Data
For the years 1998-2000, there are some leftover bronze medals which may
still be purchased. We also strike 4 off-metal sets in antique
bronze, aluminum, copper, and lead, of which 2 sets are auctioned
at our December club meeting. 25-30 bronze uniface medals are also
struck, which are given to club members who work at our annual
coin show.
Eventually, we will show a full set of images here.
- 2005: 1st Wireless internet enabled community
designer: Jim Southward
silver: 53, bronze: 510, antique copper: 46
- 2004: 50 year anniversary of the Peninsula Coin Club
designer: Richard F. Douglas
silver: 51, bronze: 550, antique copper: 41
- 2003: Maverick's - World's Largest Waves
obverse - bronze
designer: Jim Southward
silver: 55, bronze: 650, antique copper: 44
- 2002: Old San Francisco Mint
obverse - bronze
(established 1852, by Millard Fillmore)
designer: Al Lo
silver: 77, bronze: 650, antique copper: 55
- 2001: Silicon Valley - Think Tank
obverse - bronze
designer: David M. Conlon
silver: 67, bronze: 600, antique copper: 45
- 2000: E Commerce
obverse - copper
designer: David M. Conlon
silver: 92, bronze: 700, antique copper: 42
- 1999: Flying Cloud (1849 sailing ship)
obverse - lead die trial
designer: Fred G. van den Haak
silver: 66, bronze: 700, antique copper: 47
- 1998: Hiller Aviation Museum
obverse - silver
reverse - silver (club logo)
designer: Richard F. Douglas
silver: 69, bronze: 1000, antique copper: 54
- 1997: David Packard
obverse - bronze
designer: Richard J. Pollak
silver: 66, bronze: 1000, antique copper: 54
- 1996: Barbie Hall of Fame
obverse - bronze
designer: Richard J. Pollak
silver: 116, bronze: 1150, antique copper: 63
- 1995: Jeremiah O'Brien - Liberty Ship
obverse - bronze
designer: Fred G. van den Haak
silver: 55, bronze: 650, antique copper: 60
- 1994: Palo Alto Centennial / Museum (old bicycle)
obverse - bronze
designer: R.E. Igler
silver: 56, bronze: 750, antique copper: 55
- 1993: Palo Alto Times
designer: Richard F. Douglas
silver: 51, bronze: 550, antique copper: 50
- 1992: P-3 "Orion"
obverse - bronze
designer: Fred G. van den Haak
silver: 65, bronze: 700, antique copper: 52
- 1991: Filling San Francisco Bay
obverse - bronze
designer: Mark Gealy
silver: 66, bronze: 450, antique copper: 45
- 1990: El Palo Alto
obverse - bronze
designer: Al Lo
silver: 55, bronze: 500, antique copper: 41
- 1989: George Washington
obverse - bronze
designer: Al Lo
silver: 90, bronze: 800, antique copper: 43
- 1988: Locomotive
obverse - bronze
designer: Al Lo
silver: 100 (numbered 1-100), bronze: 800, antique copper: 59
- 1987: Early Palo Alto
designer: Fred G. van den Haak
silver: 100, bronze: 850
- 1986: Gateways to Freedom
obverse - bronze
designer: Richard F. Douglas
silver: 100, bronze: 1000
- 1985: U.S.S. Macon (dirigible, Moffet Field)
obverse - bronze
designer: Fred G. van den Haak
silver: 100, bronze: 1200
- 1984: Stanford Stadium
obverse - bronze
designer: Fred G. van den Haak
silver: 100, bronze (smooth edge): 816, bronze (reeded edge error): 67
Thanks to member Bruce Greenblatt for scanning the 1998-2000 medals.
