Our Story
Founded in Terre Haute, our nonprofit society unites collectors, preserves history, and shares the fascinating story of coins and currency with all.




Why We Exist
We are dedicated to fostering interest in numismatics across the Wabash Valley. From ancient coins to modern minting, we celebrate the historic art of coinage.
Through free educational public events and monthly club meetings, we offer a welcoming space where beginners and veteran numismatists connect and discover history together.
We believe every coin holds a timeless story waiting to be discovered and shared.
Our Focus
History
Exploring world history through historical coinage
Unbiased advice and community guidance
Trust
Free public meetings
and educational events
Access
Academic research into all things coins & currency
Mint
Inspiring new young
numismatists
Growth


Bob Kelly
Club President
Bob leads our monthly meetings and public events. He is passionate about helping new collectors in Indiana identify and preserve historical artifacts.
Mark Lorenzano
Club Secretary
Mark coordinates our monthly meetings, records meeting minutes and keeps the club documentation in order. A former small business owner, he specializes in organization.




Marvin Mericle
Treasurer
ANA Member • 30+ Years Collecting
Marvin oversees all financial aspects of the Wabash Valley Coin Club. His expertise ensures trusted and transparent club financial transactions.
Ethics & Standards
Our club adheres to the strict code of ethics established by the American Numismatic Association. We advocate for honest appraisals, collector education, and authentic preservation, ensuring a trustworthy environment for everyone in the Terre Haute community.
Our Club
Join us at the Vigo County Library for our Terre Haute community meetings.


Frequently Asked Questions
▶ Does the club buy, sell, or trade coins & currency?
The Wabash Valley Coin Club is for educational purposes. We do NOT buy, sell, or trade coins & currency. Please see a dealer in your area if you are trying to sell coins & currency.
▶ Who can join the coin club?
Anyone interested in coins, paper money, tokens, or history is welcome! We host collectors of all experience levels, from complete beginners to lifelong.
▶ Do you offer free coin appraisals?
Yes, we offer free verbal evaluations at our public community events held periodically at the Vigo County Library in Terre Haute to help residents learn about inherited coins or collection values.
▶ When and where do you meet?
We meet on the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Vigo County Library in Terre Haute. Meetings include presentations and viewing of member's unique coins and currency for members and guests.
▶ Are kids and youth welcome?
Absolutely! We welcome young collectors at our meetings to spark a lifelong love of history and numismatics.
▶ How do I become a member?
You can sign up in person at any monthly meeting or contact us through our website.
