ORANGE COIN & STAMP CLUB
2021 Programme of Evening meetings
26 January
23 February
30 March
27 April
25 May
29 June
27 July
24 August
28 September
26 October
30 November
Meeting Time & Place
Our monthly meetings are on the last Tuesday of each month (except December) at 7.30pm.
The meeting venue is the
Orange Cultural Centre
in Sale Street, Orange
next to the entrance to the Woolworths car park.
Map
Orange Cultural Centre
in Sale Street
Monthly Stamp & Coin Fair
(Saturdays 9.00 am to 1.00 pm)
Fairs are held on the first Saturday of each month (except January) from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm in the same venue. The Club also conducts an informal stamp and coin swap meeting from midday at the monthly Fair in the Orange Cultural Centre.
About Us
Philatelics and Numismatics are our interests. We were formed in 1966 and have a regular attendance of 20 to 25 members at our meetings.
We hold competitive displays, a mini-sale by tender and have ‘show and tell’ each meeting.
There is a juniors club (visit the Junior Club page) and an active circuit book operating.
Our aim is to foster our hobbies in Central Western NSW.
Each month we produce a club newsletter.
Services
Competitions
Youth Club
Exchange or circuit books
Wheelchair access
Club library
Monthly fair
The Orange Cultural Centre in Sale Street
Audrey Ferris receives her Stan Griffith Memorial Award from Orange club president Tony Read. Philas made the award at its 2020 AGM.
Contact Us
Postal Address:
P O Box 9113
ORANGE NSW 2800
Phone: (02) 6361 4872
Email: ddolstra@bigpond.net.au
or
Phone: (02)6362 2368
Mobile: 0427 107 554
Email: howard.lyons@bigpond.com
Affiliated with
The Philatelic Association of NSW (Philas).
Membership fees
Joining fee of $5.00 then $7.00 per year.
Juniors are free.
Scene from our March 2021 Monthly Stamp & Coin Fair. Lots of interest, as usual.
Col Davidson and Rob Willis shared the Andy Auld Perpetual Shield for the most popular display – as voted by the public.
Eileen Davidson was the inaugural winner of the Bob Roberts Shield for her numismatic display of Victorian-era toy money.
Col and Eileen Davidson are shown above.