William Marks Simpson, designer of the Roanoke commemorative's original design used the spelling 'Ralegh' not 'Raleigh' in an attempt to be historically accurate.



















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2025 Raleigh Money ExpoTM
Numismatic Exhibits


Following is a list of the educational exhibits scheduled to appear at the Raleigh Coin Club's 2025 annual edition of the Raleigh Money ExpoTM show.

The Indian Princesses of James Burton Longacre
James Burton Longacre designed many United States coins. This exhibit shows all of his Indian Princesses that were struck on both circulating and pattern coinage."
Cases: 1

Living People on United States Coins
This is an exhibit of the United States coins that have portrayed living people."
Cases: 1

Raleigh Coin Club Collectibles: A Retrospective
The Raleigh Coin Club, an organization of coin, currency, token, medal and even a few stamp collectors has a very diverse range of interests as you have seen in our annual "What We Collect" exhibit as well as other member presented exhibits. Well, over the years in promoting our club and our annual coin show we have created a few collectibles of our own. This exhibit will showcase the wooden nickels, souvenir slabs, counterstamps, first day covers and souvenir cards the club has issued over the years. I guess you could just as easily called this exhibit "What We Created."
Cases: 9



Note: List complete as of January 15, 2025.


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