Our new Mint Director comes with the endorsement of the ICTA. Great credentials.
See the following press release.
“We welcome the news that the U.S. Senate has confirmed President Trump’s nominee, David J. Ryder, as the 39th director of the United States Mint,” said Philip N. Diehl, chairman of the Industry Council for Tangible Assets (ICTA).
“It’s hard to imagine a better-qualified appointee. David has served at the Mint before, he knows Washington well, and he brings to the job more than 20 years of experience in the anti-counterfeiting business. We need his leadership at the U.S. Mint as we confront the growing threat coin counterfeiting poses to the nation,” Diehl said.
The Industry Council for Tangible Assets is the watchdog for the rare coins, currency, and precious metals, bullion communities. A 501(c)(6) non-profit association, ICTA is supported solely by dues and contributions. ICTA’s mission is to maintain an appropriate and favorable regulatory climate in the United States and the individual states. ICTA also offers its members assistance and information on new and existing laws and regulations and promotes harmony and cooperation among its members to advance the welfare of the industry.
Press release courtesy of the Industry Council for Tangible Assets.
