The Wasatch Coin & History Club invites community members and history enthusiasts to its next monthly gathering on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Wasatch County Public Library’s Main Briefing Room in Heber City, located next to Wasatch High School.
This month’s presentation, titled “Obsolete Currency: Windows into American Life in the Early 20th Century,” will be led by Dr. Lee McKenzie and Ken Farnsworth. The talk will explore how early 20th-century currency offers insight into the people, places, and economic stories that shaped American life.
The club focuses on the fascinating world of ancient, world, and U.S. coins, tokens, artifacts, and the stories they tell. Attendees can also look forward to special drawings for collectible coins, open to both participants and presenters.
The Wasatch Coin & History Club is proudly supported by sponsors including Aspen Grove (UT), Austin Rare Coins (TX), All About Coins (UT), Coinzio (UT), Freewater Coins (UT), Ken Dorney Rare Coins (online), Joel’s Coins (CA, online), Scotsman Coin & Jewelry (MO, online), Northeastern Coins (online), PARS Coins (online), Vaughn Rare Coins (MO, online), and the Wasatch County Public Library, managed by Juan Lee.
For more information, contact Mark Avery at 615-482-9747 or visit AverysAncients.com. You can also reach Mark at [email protected] or Dr. Lee McKenzie at [email protected].
