Girl Scout Fun With Money Patch

The American Numismatic Association Coin Show staff is presenting a “Fun With Money Patch” workshop in conjunction with the coin show in Orlando!   • Take a closer look at the coins and paper money we use every day • Earn the Fun with Money Patch developed by the American Numismatic Association in cooperation with Girl Scouts of Colorado • Girl Scouts and their parents admitted free BEFORE THE WORKSHOP … 1. Visit the American Numismatic Association (ANA) website at www.money.org. Read the requirements for the Fun with Moneypatch by going to “Discover,” then select “Young Numismatists” and “Scouts.” Continue in the same dropdown menu to learn more about the ANA’s Edward C. Rochette Money Museum, Dwight N. Manley Numismatic Library and programs for young collectors. Find out what you can see and do at the ANA’s National Money Show® in Orlando at  www.NationalMoneyShow.com. 2. Draw a design for a new $1 coin on an 81?2 x11-inch sheet of paper and bring it to the workshop (Requirement #1). Keep your design simple and clear; do not make it cluttered. You must include the following inscriptions: Obverse (“heads” side): Year, LIBERTY, and IN GOD WE TRUST Reverse (“tails” side): UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and ONE DOLLAR AT THE WORKSHOP … Everyone will learn a lot about coins and currency. If you have a collection, please leave it at home so it will not be lost. Girl Scouts will complete the patch requirements during the workshop. Parents and adult leaders are welcome and  encouraged to attend. Scouts who complete the requirements at the clinic will receive a voucher for a free one-year membership in the ANA and a Fun with Money patch. MORE FUN . . . We encourage you to allow ample time before or after the workshop for Girl Scouts to explore the explore the Kids Zone, collector exhibits, the ANA Museum Showcase and other interesting areas of the coin show. Public registration begins at 9:30 a.m. The show is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. LEADERS AND PARENTS . . . Remind Girl Scouts to bring their coin designs and encourage them to wear their uniforms.Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m.