New York Numismatic Club Secretary-Treasurer John Janeczek writes:
"It is with deep regret that the New York Numismatic Club announces the passing of our fellow member Normand Pepin.
"Normand was born in 1961 in Montreal. He resided in New York City for many years and joined the Club in 1982. He was a very active member, priding himself on never missing a meeting. Normand served as the Club's Curator for several years and was appointed as the Club's first Curator Emeritus in 2025. He also was the Past President of the Bronx Coin Club.
"Normand's knowledge of Club history and numismatic information was immense. He will be greatly missed by his many friends."
David Menchell writes:
"Normand had worked for Spink's and was quite knowledgeable on medals and coins, particularly those of Canada, having been born in Montreal. He retained a residence in Montreal but lived most of the time in New York City. He loved New York and was a compendium of knowledge about the city, its history, buildings, monuments and other details."
Thank you. Sorry to hear this news. Here's an earlier photo with Normand Pépin as the Bronx Coin Club celebrated the Club's 1000th monthly meeting at Keens Steakhouse in Manhattan on April 27, 2017.
-Editor
Front Row: Normand Pépin, Joel Iskowitz, Jay Galst, David Menchell.
Back Row: Jeremy Wallace, Ed Snible, Tom Tesoriero.
To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:
BRONX COIN CLUB CELEBRATES 1000TH MEETING
(https://www.coinbooks.org/v20/esylum_v20n30a08.html)
Wayne Homren, Editor
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