Award / Awarded For | |
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Nathan Gold Award Winner For outstanding achievement and long-term service to the SPMC. For his long-time service to our Society by conducting extensive research and providing a constant flow of article to Paper Money. His first article was in Coin World in 1966 and August of 2023 marked the 50th anniversary of The Paper Column between its launch in the BNR and migration to Paper Money magazine. |
Peter Huntoon |
Founders Award Winner For oustanding achievement during the past year. Celebrating 10 years as editor of Paper Money. |
Benny Bolin |
President's Award Winner Presented by the President to the person(s) deemed to have provided service to the SPMC in the year worthy of recognition. Given for his continuing efforts to support the Bank Note Project with website programming. |
Mark de Jeu |
Nathan Goldstein Award Winner For recruitment of the most new members into the SPMC. |
Robert Calderman |
Education, Research and Outreach Award Winner For significant contributions to the SPMC's emphasis and activities related to education, research and outreach. Given for his efforts supporting communication with the weekly email distribution of SPMC News & Notes and his work obtaining over 3000 photos in support of our Banks & Bankers Database |
Loren Gatch |
Forrest Daniel Literary Award Winner Given in recognition of literary achievements related to paper money and associated topics. Author(s) of over 40 articles, both together and as lone author appearing in Paper Money. Also co-authored book on Alabama Obsolete notes. |
Charles Derby & William Gunther |
Wismer Award--Best Book of the year Winner Given to the author of the book deemed favorite book published during the year. U. S. Treasury Notes 1812-1865. |
Nicholas Bruyer |
Literary Award--U.S. Federal Currency First place For the most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. How the 1914 FRN Serial #1 Red Seals Were Saved. |
Lee Lofthus |
Literary Award--U. S. Federal Currency Second place For the second most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. The White House & Treasury Talk Autographs |
Lee Lofthus |
Literary Award--National Bank Notes First place For the most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. The End of National Banknotes |
Lee Lofthus |
Literary Award--National Bank Notes Second place For the second most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. Series 1929 $100 Type 2 NBNs--Rarity Viewed through the Hickman & Oakes Sales. |
Lee Lofthus |
Literary Award--Miscellaneous U. S. Currency First place For the most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. Daniel Webster Valentine |
Benny Bolin & Jerry Fochtman |
Literary Award--Miscellaneous U. S. Currency Second place (tie) For the second most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. Kent Halland & Charles Surasky: Follow-up to a 131-Year-Old Mystery Bob Laub & Kent Halland: Philadelphia #1 Postal Note Enigma |
Kent Halland & Charles Surasky; Bob Laub & Kent Halland |
Literary Award--Obsolete Currency First place For the most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. The ‘Real’ Rhett Butler |
Tony Chibbaro |
Literary Award--Obsolete Currency Second place For the second most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. Merchant Notes of Tuscaloosa Alabama |
Charles Derby |
Literary Award--Confederate Currency First place For the most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. Anatomy of a Confederate Note |
Steven Feller |
Literary Award--Confederate Currency Second place For the second most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. Replacement T-39 & T-40 Notes |
Enrico Aidala |
Literary Award--World Banknotes First place For the most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. Channel Island Internees |
Steven Feller |
Literary Award--World Banknotes Second place For the second most popular article appearing in Paper Money in this category. Paper Money of the Sefton Internment Camp |
Steven Feller |
Literary Award--Favorite Column First place For the most popular column appearing in Paper Money during the year. The Cherry Pickers Corner |
Robert Calderman |
Literary Award==Favorite Column Second place For the second most popular column appearing in Paper Money during the year. The Quartermaster Column |
Michael McNeil |
Stephen R. Taylor Best-in-Show Exhibit Winner Given to the exhibit deemed to the the best-in-show. |
Mack Martin |