INFORMATION ABOUT THE SainT PAUL Liberty Coin Club

The Saint Paul Liberty Coin Club meets every Tuesday at the Oakdale Library located two blocks east of I-695 and 10th Street in Oakdale at 1010 Heron Ave N.  Room opens at 6:00 PM and the meeting begins at 6:30 PM every Tuesday except when noted on this website.

• To encourage and promote interest in numismatics (coin collecting).
• To acquire and disperse numismatic knowledge.
• To cultivate friendly relationships among its members and all members of the numismatic community.
• To promote honest, ethical, and fair dealings among its members and all members of the numismatic community.
• To provide a time and place to buy, sell, and trade coins among members.
• To further our mission, the Saint Paul Liberty Coin Club is an ANA (American Numismatic Association) member.

Membership is open to any person with a sincere interest in numismatics.  Any person 18 years of age of aler shall be eligible for regular membership.  Junior applicants for membership who are under 18 years of age will be accepted as Junior members upon receipt of an application with the verified signatures of the applicant's parent or guardian.  Junior members enjoy all the privileges of membership except voting and holding office.

The room is open at 6:00 PM.  The business meeting starts at 6:30 PM followed by two door prize drawings and an auction.  If the total number present is less than 15, there will be no drawing for door prizes at the meeting.

Guests may attend three regular meetings after which they must join by paying annual dues.  Annual dues are $20.  Dues for the next calendar year are payable on or before January 1st of each year. 

• $35 per plate for adults at Tinucci's restaurant in Newport
• Social Hour is at 5:30 Pm, Dinner at 6:30, and Auction at 7:30.
•  Attending members will still receive back $10, the two $4 auction certificates have been discontinued and there is no longer an attendance requirement.  
• Note this information is from December 2024 and is subject to change.

1. Only members are allowed to participate (buy or sell) in the auction.
2. Any member wishing to consign items to the auction must prepare an Auction Sales Form (download below) clearly describing each lot and, if desired, specify a minimum bid (reserve).  If the consignor's bid is followed by a higher bid or bids from another member the item is considered "sold" at the higher bid.
3. The club does not charge a consignment fee or a buyer fee.  All proceeds will be dispersed to the consignors in accordance with the high bids for the items.
4. Each consignor must limit the number of lots for auction to eight.  The total number of lots in any one auction is limited to 100 and no lot will be auctioned after 7:30 PM.  Any item not included in an auction because of the "100 lot limit" or "time limit" will be given preference in the next club auction.
5. Bidders must make a minimum bid of $1 and follow with minimum increments as follows:

• $0.25 minimum increments from $1.00 to $5.00.
• $0.50 minimum increments from $5.00 to $25.00.
• $1.00 minimum increments from $25.00 and above.