First national introduction of my research findings at the 2015 ANA World's Fair of Money. (Note the US Mint mintages, US treasury destroyed inventory, and net population available).https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/book/554686

Book 2 write-up (2015). https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/periodical/510776

Book 1 write-up (released in 2014), Can believe it has been 10 years since it was released. https://nnp.wustl.edu/Library/Periodical/16947

2015 COINWEEK write-up. https://coinweek.com/numismatic-researcher-writes-reference-for-overlooked-united-states-mint-medal-series/

Updated research shared at the 2020 NNP Symposium.
https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/book/588170

Page from my research findings published as a book.

Better picture of letter from Esienhower Presidential Library.

More Presidential Libraries with my book (done: Nixon and Eisenhower).

First complete set of TPG graded President Eisenhower Class 2 Appreciation Medals. This is from my research collection. Class 2 medals are the same dimensions as an US Morgan/Peace silver dollars. One had to earn the gratitude of the President Eisenhower to be awarded this medal.

As a result of the failed 1960 Paris Summit, most of the Paris Summit issues were destroyed. Actual mintage and destroyed inventory are documented in my book.

Class 2 Eisenhower Japan Appreciation Medal. Rarest of the Class 2 medals with a known surviving population of 86 for collectors. My research of National Archive Records Administration (NARA) files states that the original mintage was 500. Due to riots in Japan during Ike's Far East Trip, he cancelled his visit. The 86 medals were gifted to individuals preparing for his visit. 410 specimens were returned to the US Treasury and destroyed. 4 specimens are in the possession of the NARA.