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Q: What
are my coins worth?
A: This is what everyone wants to know. The key proper valuation is based
on a solid education. At the GSNA our goal is to help collectors learn
more about grading, authenticating, valuations, and understanding the
intricacies of coin collecting.
Q: What
is the GSNA?
A: The Garden State Numismatic Association is the largest fraternity of
coin and currency collectors in New Jersey. Among their membership are
individuals and clubs, beginning collectors and seasoned numismatists.
Click here for more information about the GSNA.
Q: How
do I join?
A: Click here to go the membership application.
Q: What
are some of the benefits of joining?
A: Click here for a complete list of member
benefits.
Q: How
old is the GSNA?
A: The GSNA held its first meeting in 1976. Click here
for more information about the history of the GSNA.
Q: Who
runs the GSNA?
A: Click here for a complete list of current
GSNA officers.
Q: Is
the GSNA a member club of the American Numismatic Association?
A: The GSNA is ANA club life member number 17.
Q: Do
members have to live in New Jersey to be members?
A: No. Although most of members live in New Jersey, there are many who
live in Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Vermont, Maine, Maryland,
Ohio, Texas, Florida, Wisconsin, and other states.
Q: Is
the GSNA the oldest organized group of numismatists in the Garden State?
A: While the GSNA is the largest group of numismatists in New Jersey, the
smaller New Jersey Numismatic Society has a history of some 70 years in
existence.
Q: Will
the GSNA buy my coins?
A: No, the GSNA does not buy or sell coins as an association. If you have
coins you wish to sell, we recommend you contact one of our member dealers
who buy and sell coins on their own account. For more information on
dealers in your area email your name, address, and phone number to gsnainfo@gmail.com
for a free referral.
Q: Can
young collectors join the GSNA?
A: Absolutely. The GSNA has a reduced membership for Young Numismatists (YN's).
In addition there are a number of special programs for YN's including an
all-day YN program at the annual convention.
Q: How
can I contribute to the GSNA?
A: Contributions are accepted and a receipt will be issued for tax
purposes. The GSNA is a non-profit educational corporation. Please send
contributions to GSNA, PO Box 561 Middlesex, NJ 08846 or direct inquiries
to the Treasurer at gsnainfo@gmail.com.
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