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Silver Dollar Roundtable gives awards

National Silver Dollar Roundtable President Jeff Wuller gave the NSDR President’s Award to, left to right, Debbie Lovell, Brian Cushing, John Highfill, and Mike Faraone.

LEFT: Don Rinkor was given the NSDR Man of the Year Award by Wuller. RIGHT: Videographer David Lisot was given the NSDR Lifetime Achievement Award by emcee Harry Miller.

LEFT: Mark Salzberg was not present to accept a corporate Lifetime Achievement Award. Instead, Ronnie Abbazio accepts the trophy from Highfill and Miller. RIGHT: The second NSDR corporate Lifetime Achievement Award was given to the American Numismatic Association by Highfill to Kim Kiick, ANA, executive director, and Gary Adkins, ANA president.

 

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