Littleton Coin Company Presents Annual Scholarships
June 17, 2026 – Littleton, NH – Littleton Coin Company (LCC) recently awarded four scholarships for the continuing education of outstanding area students.
he Rena Hood/Bartlett McKinney Memorial Scholarship honors two longtime employees’ dedication to education and community service. It is awarded annually to a graduating senior of a Littleton Coin employee. This year’s recipient of a $2,000 academic scholarship is Joanna Cote. Her father, Dennis, works in the company’s IT Department. This fall, Joanna attends the University of Maine to study studio arts and business.
Littleton High School’s top three graduates in the Class of 2026 received academic scholarships from the coin company. Valedictorian Ryan Mahey was awarded a $3,000 scholarship for his numerous academic, athletic and community achievements. He plans to study optometry at Texas Christian University.
Salutatorian Ashtyn Chadburn received a $2,000 scholarship. She distinguished herself academically and athletically. Among her volunteer community contributions for which she also was recognized was her role as peer representative to the Littleton School District SAU 84 Board. Ashtyn plans to study robotics at Rochester Institute of Technology.
Joanna Cote and her father, Dennis, of LCC’s IT Department.
As the high school’s third top graduate, Joanna Cote received a $2,000 scholarship in recognition of her academic and musical achievements, plus her volunteer work.
Littleton Coin congratulates these outstanding students for their academic achievements and dedication to their community, and wishes them well in their future studies.
Serving coin and paper money collectors nationwide for over 80 years, Littleton Coin Company is a 100% employee-owned company, currently employing more than 200 area residents in a wide variety of interesting and challenging full-time and part-time positions. To learn more, visit the company’s website at LittletonCoin.com.
