Coin Club Photos

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Photo Albums...

These photo albums contain reasonably sized pictures for easy viewing, so they do load a bit slowly. Please be patient as the pages come up.

Meet Our Members - here's photos from various meetings showing the many happy folks who make GCC one of the best clubs around.

Special Guests - photos that include speakers from the various meeting that have graced our presence with their extraordinary luminosity (there! that'll butter 'em up).

1999 Holiday Party Time! - we have a special meeting in December of each year to whoop it up and have a big buffet. Take a peek at the goin's-on at the 1999 event.

2000 Holiday Party Time! - take a peek at the goin's-on at the 2000 event.

2001 Holiday Party Time! - take a peek at the goin's-on at the 2001 event.

2002 Holiday Party Time! - take a peek at the goin's-on at the 2002 event.

2003 GCC Coin Show Report - the club held a coin show on November 30, 2003. This page has a few photos of the fun we had.

2003 Holiday Party Time! - take a peek at the goin's-on at the 2002 event.

As time goes on I'll add photos from some of our regular meetings showing us having fun listening to speakers, looking over the exhibits, clamoring at the auction, craving the door prize drawing prizes, and socializing during the break.

For those of you interested in such things, I shot most of the photos on this site with a Sony Mavica Model FD-83 digital camera. I used the default 640X480 setting at normal quality, because the image quality seems sufficient at that setting, and I can get around 40 or so pictures on a 1.44mb floppy (the small file sizes also helps speed up image loading times over the internet). I've always been especially impressed with the battery life (it charges pretty quickly too). Other pluses are the superb intelligent-flash and terrific macro capabilities.

My current beauty is a Nikon Coolpix 4300 (purchased December 2002). I'm still getting used to it, but it seems like a real winner and typically has good reviews and user ratings. It's a four megapixel wonder that has great optics, a good macro mode (for coins and my industrial uses), and the size and weight is about half that of my old Sony. I sold the Sony to my workplace, so if I ever miss it I can always visit it and play around a little bit for nostalgia's sake.

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or snail mail to: GCC, c/o Mary Yahalom, P.O. Box 4749, Thousand Oaks, CA 91359