The American Numismatic Association (ANA) presented 24 competitive exhibit awards at the 2025 Atlanta National Money Show®. Winners were announced at the Exhibit Awards Presentation & Reception on Saturday, March 1.

Michael Shutterly received the Steven J. D'Ipolito Award for Excellence in Numismatic Exhibiting (best of show) for his exhibit, "It's Elementary!" The second place D'Ipolito Award was also presented to Shutterly for "Heavenly Gold." Third place was awarded to Mack Martin for his exhibit "Georgia's Reconstruction Bonds."

The Radford Stearns Memorial Award for People's Choice, determined by votes from convention attendees, was presented to Jeffrey Rosinia for "A Numismatic Taste of Collecting Coca-Cola."

The theme for National Coin Week this year is "Iconic Change: Pop Culture & Coins Unite!" National Coin Week exhibits are intended to be suitable for display in libraries and schools, so there is a $250 limit on the value of the materials in this competition. The National Coin Week Award was presented to Gary Dobbins for "Pop! Goes the Music." He will receive a full scholarship to a future ANA Summer Seminar, an award endowed by John Albanese. Second place in this category was awarded to Kathryn Rosinia for "Flower Fairy Coins." Third place was earned by Jeffrey Rosinia for "Berghoff Waiter Tokens."

Radford Stearns Memorial Awards for Achievement in Exhibiting were also presented in six classes. This year, 25 competitive exhibits were displayed in the collector exhibits area by 17 exhibitors. Class winners are as follows:

Class 1: History and Politics (historical or political events)

Class 2: Economics (monetary and financial systems or economic events, such as panics and inflations)

Class 3: Geography (natural or cultural assets, the distribution of populations, or exploration)

Class 4: Common Elements (material linked by common themes and designs, such as Queen Elizabeth II, elephants, bridges, or world's fairs)

Class 5: The Arts (any aspect of fine or applied arts)

Class 6: Science (theoretical or applied science, including the technology of manufacturing numismatic items)

In addition to the D'Ippolito and Stearns medals that winning exhibits receive, there are the following numismatic prizes:

The application deadline for exhibiting at the 2025 ANA World's Fair of Money®, which will be held August 19-23 in Oklahoma City, OK, is June 1. For an application form or more information, phone (719) 482-9849; email exhibits@money.org; or visit money.org/convention-exhibits.