Coin collectors, appraisers and dealers will flood into Saint John from Wednesday to Saturday for the annual Royal Canadian Numismatic Association (RCNA) Convention, which will be held at the Hilton Hotel and Trade and Convention Centre.
The convention will see more than $25 million worth of coins featured in the events throughout four days, said Tom Craig, Saint John Coin Club treasurer and general chairman of the convention.
The show's Saint John debut will mark only the second time the RCNA has held its annual convention in ...
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The price of gold continues to climb, and that has pushed many people into the hobby of coin collecting. The Quad City Coin Club held it's annual coin show Sunday at the Milan Community Center. Dozens of people came out to have their items appraised and look for ...
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Caution and optimism battled for control of the bourse floor at the American Numismatic Association National Money Show March 24-27 in Fort Worth, Texas. In the end, optimism seemed to win.
“It’s been a very good show for me,” said Bob Campbell of All About Coins, Inc., Salt Lake City.
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The ANA Museum Showcase will make its National Money Show™ debut March 25-27 at the Fort Worth Convention Center. This spectacular gallery gives visitors a unique chance to see some of the world’s most beautiful and valuable coins.
The showcase will be located just inside the bourse entrance, and features several numismatic treasures. The Smithsonian Institution’s exhibit, "Good as Gold: America’s Double Eagles," explores the history of the U.S. $20 gold piece. The display includes the first (1849 pattern) and last (1933) double eagles ever produced, and a 1907 Saint-Gaudens ultra-high-relief $20 pattern coin that President Theodore Roosevelt gave his daughter Edith for Christmas that year ...
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Some of the world’s most famous and valuable coins and paper money, including a multi-million dollar nickel, rare $20 gold pieces and $100,000 bills, will be on display at the 2010 American Numismatic Association’s National Money Show March 25-27 at the Fort Worth, Texas, Convention Center.
The event will offer exhibits, a wide range of educational programs and activities, and more than 500 numismatic dealers ...
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All 119 tables on the bourse floor of the Chicago International Coin Fair have been sold, making the April 22-25 show larger than the 2009 edition.
Event coordinators are making plans to expand the show floor. Parties interested in exhibiting at CICF should contact bourse chairman ...
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Professional Coin Grading Service will offer on-site authentication and grading services at the Whitman Coin and Collectibles Baltimore Expo in the Baltimore Convention Center, 1 West Pratt St. The show is open to the public, March 4 – 7, 2010.
“PCGS will accept Show Service submissions until 5 p.m., Friday, March 5, and all other submission levels, excluding bulk, through mid-afternoon on ..."
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NGC will offer on-site grading and encapsulation at the Whitman Baltimore Coin & Collectibles Expo Thursday, March 4 (during dealer setup) and Friday, March 5. Please check with NGC show representatives for daily submission cut-off times. NGC will be at tables 1302-1306. NGC will be offering ...
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Robust public attendance at the Feb. 4 to 6 Long Beach Coin, Stamp & Expo, in California fueled by the $10 million Ship of Gold display blended with rapidly declining bullion markets and winter weather that affected the travel plans of many participants, to create a mixed show.
By all accounts, public attendance was strong, with registration lines circling the convention center at several times during the convention. By Friday's end, collectors had eagerly ...
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