Club Meetings! New location (and meeting day) beginning June 2022 - 3rd Thursday (not Tuesday) at the American Legion Post #2 at 11204 Park Avenue South in Tacoma.

Coin Shows! The 2025 coin show was held on Saturday, September 13, 2025, at the AMVETS Post #1. The club began hosting only one annual coin show (instead of two) starting in 2024. See the TLCC coin show webpage for details.

The December 18, 2025 meeting was the annual holiday party/dinner.

The November 20, 2025 meeting featured Joseph Boling, speaking to the club online via Teams, about "WWII notes to support the Free Thai anti-Japanese Movement." The talk focused on how to identify the reprints of certain pre-WWII Thai banknotes made during WWII with slightly modified printing plates. These reprints are scarce and more valuable than the original notes.

The October 16, 2025 meeting scheduled program was Braxton Moller, speaking to us about his adventures in his travels to Europe this summer, for which the club gave him a stipend.

The September 18, 2025 meeting featured Todd Hughes speaking about “Agricultural award medals from around the world (primarily Europe).”

The August 21, 2025 meeting reportedly lasted only about 90 minutes because the intended speaker had another committment.

A private BBQ dinner for club members and guests was held on Saturday, July 12, 2025.

The June 19, 2025 meeting speaker was scheduled to be Greg Bennick, presenting part of what he will discuss in his ANA Summer Seminar presentations. However, this talk was rescheduled for the fall because the June date was too close to the start of the seminar. Todd reports that, “He is fast paced and keeps it very fun and interactive.”

The May 15, 2025 meeting featured Christina Prkic, VP Seattle Regional Executive for the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, speaking about “Federal Reserve Bank 101.”

The April 17, 2025 meeting featured a program by Rob Johnson on “Northwest Indian Artifacts.”

The March 20, 2025 meeting featured a program by Jay DeBoer and Todd Hughes. According to Todd, this was “an examination on how to find coin valuations and populations on the internet. This is a very cool subject. If you have ever wondered how many are graded, how many there might be out there, and how many in each grade population, this will explore that methodology.”

The February 20, 2025 meeting featured a program by Jay DeBoer on “Digital Coin Photography” or how to take a picture of a coin in layman’s terms.

The January 16, 2025 meeting featured a program by Greg Bennick, who is an error collector and member of CONECA. He spoke about error coins and collecting them.