Question 1

How do I find coin shows near me?

Accepted Answer

You can browse our directory by state to see all upcoming coin shows in your area, or use the search bar at the top of the page to find shows by name, city, or venue. Every listing includes the full venue address, event dates, hours of operation, and contact details for the show promoter. We also organize shows by region within each state — so if you're in Southern California, for example, you can drill down to just the shows near you without scrolling through the entire state.

Question 2

Are there coin shows happening this weekend?

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Yes — our homepage highlights shows happening this weekend with real-time status badges like 'Happening Now' so you can see at a glance what's going on. We cover events across all 50 states and update our listings regularly as new shows are verified and existing ones update their schedules. If you want to stay on top of upcoming shows, subscribe to our newsletter and we'll send you weekly updates on shows in your area.

Question 3

What can I expect at a coin show?

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Coin shows are gatherings where dealers, collectors, and enthusiasts come together to buy, sell, and trade numismatic items. You'll typically find dealers offering U.S. and world coins, paper currency, bullion (gold and silver bars and rounds), tokens, medals, ancient coins, and related collectibles like stamps and jewelry. Many larger shows also feature free appraisals from experienced dealers, professional grading services from companies like PCGS or NGC, educational seminars, and youth programs to get younger collectors started in the hobby. Admission varies — some shows are free, while others charge a small entry fee, usually between $2 and $5. Parking is generally free or inexpensive.

Question 4

What information is included in each event listing?

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Each coin show listing on our directory includes the show name, event dates (including multi-day shows), hours of operation, venue name and full street address, admission details, and contact information for the show promoter or organizer. When available, we also link directly to the show's own website so you can get additional details like dealer lists, table maps, and special guests. Many listings also include a description of what types of items you can expect to find at the show.

Question 5

Does it cost anything to list my coin show?

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Basic listings are completely free and always will be. We believe every coin show deserves visibility, regardless of size. For promoters who want extra exposure, we offer premium listing tiers that include benefits like featured placement on the homepage, priority positioning in search results, a verified badge on your listing, and enhanced listing details. These upgrades help your show stand out to the thousands of collectors who browse our directory each month.

Question 6

How often are new shows added to the directory?

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We add new shows on a regular basis as we discover new events across the country. Our team actively monitors coin club newsletters, numismatic association calendars, and social media groups to find shows that haven't been listed yet. We currently have over 650 shows listed across 35+ states, and that number grows every week. If you notice a show that's missing or outdated, reach out and we'll take a look.

Question 7

Can I list a recurring coin show?

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Absolutely. Many coin shows happen on a regular schedule — monthly, quarterly, or annually — and we encourage you to list all your upcoming dates. This helps collectors plan ahead and mark their calendars for shows they want to attend. When you submit a recurring show, include as many future dates as you have scheduled. You can always come back and update your listing with new dates as they're confirmed.

Question 8

How do I become a dealer or vendor at a coin show?

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The best way to secure a table at a coin show is to contact the show promoter directly. You'll find their name, phone number, and sometimes email address on each show's listing page. Table fees vary widely depending on the size and prestige of the show — smaller local shows may charge $50-$100 per table, while major conventions and expos can run several hundred dollars or more. Most promoters will want to know what type of material you deal in, and some shows have waitlists for tables, so it pays to reach out early. Setting up at local coin shows is a great way for new dealers to build a customer base and reputation in the hobby.

Question 9

What's the difference between a coin show and a coin expo or convention?

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The terms are often used interchangeably, but there are some general differences. A coin show is typically a one or two-day event at a local venue with anywhere from a handful to a few dozen dealer tables. A coin expo or convention is usually a larger, multi-day event that may feature hundreds of dealers, educational seminars, grading service submissions, auction sessions, and special exhibits. Major conventions like the FUN Show, ANA World's Fair of Money, and Long Beach Expo draw thousands of attendees from across the country. Our directory lists events of all sizes so you can find everything from your neighborhood coin club show to the biggest national conventions.

Question 10

How do I update information on my coin show listing?

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If you're the show promoter or organizer, you can claim your listing by clicking the 'Claim' button on your show's page. Once verified, you'll be able to update your show details including dates, venue, contact information, and description. If you notice incorrect information on a listing you don't own, you can use the 'Report' button to let us know and we'll make the correction. Keeping your listing accurate helps collectors plan their visits and ensures they have the right information about your show.

Question 11

Is Find Coin Shows free to use for collectors?

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Yes, our directory is completely free for collectors and enthusiasts to browse. You don't need an account to search for shows, view event details, or get directions to a venue. We're committed to making it as easy as possible for collectors to find and attend coin shows across the country.

Question 12

Why should I use Find Coin Shows instead of searching Google or Facebook?

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While Google and Facebook can surface some coin show information, it's scattered across dozens of different websites, Facebook groups, and event pages with no consistent format. Our directory brings everything together in one place with standardized information — dates, times, venue, address, contact info — so you can compare shows at a glance and plan your schedule. We also organize shows geographically by state and region, making it easy to find everything near you. Plus, our listings are curated and verified, so you won't waste time clicking through outdated or canceled events.

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