APPLICATIONS. Exhibitors must file a separate application for each exhibit, designating the group and classification in which it will be entered. Exhibit applicationsmust reach the ANA no later than January 18, 2019.

EXHIBIT TEXT GUIDELINES. Exhibitors, in preparing their texts, may choose to use information verbatim from one or more sources. For details judged as â€œbasic numismaticinformation,â€ such as mintage, designer, composition, etc., it is sufficient that sources for such information will be shown in a list of references. For text relating more toâ€œspecial numismatic information,â€ such as historical, biographical, or economic matters, it is best for exhibitors to present information in their own words. Text or illustrationslifted directly from other sources should be directly attributed to those sources. Instances where material is presented as â€œoriginalâ€ that has been copied from other sources willresult in significant point deductions.

For an application and rules, see:
Exhibit Application(https://www.money.org/uploads/2019%20PIT%20Exhibits%20Application.pdf)
Exhibit Rules (https://www.money.org/uploads/2019%20PIT%20Exhibits%20Rules.pdf)

ANA Money Talks presentations are 30- to 45- minute programs, including questions from the audience, and should include a digital presentation. They are scheduled on thehour.

A brief description of your presentation as well as a brief biography is required and these items must be submitted with your proposal form. This information is used to promoteyour talk and for your introduction.

The following equipment will be provided: a laptop computer (Windows, Office, and PowerPoint 2007), a digital projector, a projector screen, a laser pointer, and one exhibitcase.

To submit a proposal, see:
https://www.money.org/numismatic-events/money-talks#form