The American Society of Check Collectors is a non-profit-organization of collectors of checks and other financial documents. It brings together those interested in this collecting area and assists them with sources of information on collecting and research.
The Society has appeal not only for the check collector, but also those interested in banking history, vignettes and engravings used on fiscal documents, revenue stamps, security printers and stock and bond certificates.
The Society issues The Check Collector, a quarterly publication, that is sent to all members.
All officers are elected and serve without compensation for their services. Members are encouraged to participate in all activities and affairs of the Society.
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