THE ARTS OF MONEY: ADOLPH WEINMAN

The Pennsylvania Association Of Numismatists (PAN), The American Numismatic Society (ANS) and the National Arts Club (NAC) bring together this important program to showcase the interaction between Numismatics and the Arts. Former President of the American Numismatic Association, Tom Uram and PAN Vice President Carlos Kearns (also member of the NAC) are curating the series. The goal is to bridge the arts and numismatic communities through common understanding of the richness of US coin design.

Featured this year will be the coins and artistic works of renowned designer and medalist Adolph Weinman, who created the Walking Liberty Half Dollar and Mercury Dime, two of the most beautiful US coins of the 20th century. Weinman was honored for his work by the National Arts Club in 1936. The series will include a presentation by nationally acclaimed numismatist, Dr. Jesse Kraft. An exhibit of his coins and artistic work will accompany the presentation, courtesy of The American Numismatic Society, Constantin and Jocelyn Marinescu, Gary Adkins and Carlos Kearns.

We will honor the work of artists Laura and James Earle Fraser with the Fourth Series in 2026.

PAN thanks the many generous sponsors for the Arts of Money Series this year

• Heritage Auctions
• Dr. Richard Rosenfeld
• Dr. Elizabeth Eelkema - Vorum and the Estate of Daniel F. Vorum.
• Angello Cillia - CF Capital Advisors
• Tony Terranova
• Dr. Constantin Marinescu - Vilmar Numismatics
• Brett Irick
• Chang Bullock - Minted Assets
• David Seibert - The Coin Collector
• Mary Lannin - New York Numismatic Club
• Richard Jaffe - Westmoreland Rare Coins
• Gary Adkins - Gary Adkins Assoc.
• Blaine Shiff - Cybercoins

Three Levels of sponsorship are available:

• Gold - $5000
• Silver - $3000
• Bronze - $1000

All sponsorships are tax deductible, payable to the PAN Foundation, and can be sent to PAN Foundation, 1985 Lincoln Way, Suite 23 #225, White Oak, PA 15121

For further information: Ckearns@fastmail.fm

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