Every Coin Show in April 2026: A State-by-State Guide
A complete guide to every coin show happening across the United States in April 2026, organized by state with dates, locations, admission info, and direct links.
Written by Admin
April is one of the best months on the calendar for coin show season. The weather is warming up, the big winter shows are behind us, and dozens of clubs across the country pick this month to host their annual events. Whether you are a seasoned dealer who works the circuit or a collector who only hits a show or two a year, April 2026 has something for you in nearly every corner of the country.
I have gone through every show we track in the directory and organized them by state so you can quickly find what is happening near you. Each listing links directly to the show's page on our site where you can get full details.
Arizona
Tucson Coin Club Show — April 19th at the Tucson Woman's Club on Bellevue St. This is one of Tucson's regular club shows and a solid stop if you are in southern Arizona. The venue is intimate and the local dealers tend to bring interesting southwestern material.
California
California is stacked in April with seven shows spread across the month. No matter where you are in the state, there is likely something within driving distance.
North County Monthly Coin Show — April 5th at the Embassy Suites in Anaheim. Admission is $4. This is a well-attended monthly show that draws solid SoCal dealers.
Inland Empire Coin & Collectible Show — April 12th at the American Legion Hall in Chino, 10am to 4pm. Admission is $4. A good mid-size show that regularly features a nice mix of coins, currency, and collectibles.
Marin Coin & Collectibles Show — April 12th at the Best Western in Novato. Admission is $3. If you are in the Bay Area and looking for something on the smaller side, Marin is a friendly show with a loyal following.
Valley Coin Currency and Collectibles Show — April 18-19 at the Marriott Courtyard in Sherman Oaks. A two-day show in the heart of the San Fernando Valley that pulls in a good crowd of LA-area collectors.
Santa Clara Special Weekend Coin Show — April 24-25 at the American Legion Post in Santa Clara. Friday hours are 10am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 4pm. The Santa Clara shows have a strong reputation in Northern California and tend to draw quality dealers.
Cupertino Coin Club Annual Show — April 26th at St. Joseph Church in Cupertino, 10am to 5pm. Admission is $5. This is an annual event and the Cupertino club puts real effort into making it a good experience for attendees.
Sacramento Valley Coin Club Show — April 30 through May 2 at the Four Points Sheraton in Sacramento. Hours are Thursday 3-6pm, Friday 10-6, and Saturday 10-4. Admission is $3. A three-day show that closes out April strong for NorCal collectors.
Colorado
Denver Coin Expo — April 29 through May 2 at the National Western Complex. This is a big one — over 170 dealer tables and $8 admission. The Denver Expo is one of the premier shows in the Mountain West and well worth the trip if you have never been. Expect serious inventory across all series.
Connecticut
Connecticut packs three shows into April, which is impressive for a small state.
Liberty Coin Club Show — April 12th at the Courtyard Marriott in Orange, 9am to 2pm. Admission is free. A no-cost Sunday morning show is hard to beat.
Orange Collectible Show — April 12th at the American Legion in Orange. Admission is $2. Same day as the Liberty show and in the same town, so you could potentially hit both.
Hartford Coin & Currency Show — April 19th at the Courtyard Marriott in Cromwell. A solid show that draws from the greater Hartford area.
Florida
Florida is a coin show powerhouse, and April keeps the momentum going with seven events across the state. Most of them are free admission, which is a nice bonus.
COINACOPIA Tampa's Coin Show — April 4th at the Central Professional Building in Tampa, 9am to 3pm. Free admission. COINACOPIA has built a good reputation in the Tampa Bay area.
Hollywood Coin Show — April 5th at the Rotary Club in Hollywood, 9am to 3pm. Free admission. A reliable South Florida show that regularly draws a good mix of dealers.
Brandon Coin Show — April 11th at St. Andrews UMC in Brandon, 9am to 3pm. Free admission. A friendly show in the Tampa suburbs with a loyal local following.
Seminole Coin and Watch Show — April 11th at the Seminole Elks Lodge. The addition of watches alongside coins gives this show a unique angle.
Second Sunday Coin Show — April 12th at the Azan Shriners Center in Melbourne, 9:30am to 3pm. Free admission. True to its name, it runs on the second Sunday every month and has become a Space Coast staple.
Clearwater Coin Club Show — April 18th at the Countryside Rec Center in Clearwater, 9:30am to 2:30pm. Free admission. A well-run club show on the Gulf Coast.
Fort Lauderdale Coin Club Show — April 19th at the Volunteer Park Center in Plantation. The Fort Lauderdale club is one of the more active clubs in South Florida.
Georgia
Greater Atlanta Coin Show — April 12th at the IAM Union Hall in Marietta, 9am to 4pm. A good-sized show that serves the Atlanta metro area well.
GNA Anniversary Coin Show — April 17-19 at the NW Georgia Trade Center in Dalton. Friday and Saturday 10am to 6pm, Sunday 10am to 3pm. Free admission. The Georgia Numismatic Association's anniversary show is a multi-day event that draws collectors from across the Southeast.
Illinois
Suburban Coin Shows — April 12th at the Local 150 Union Hall in Countryside. A popular suburban Chicago show that pulls good dealer traffic.
Peotone Coin & Currency Show — April 26th at the Will County Fair Grounds. A downstate show with a relaxed atmosphere.
Indiana
71st Street Coin & Currency Show — April 12th at the Northside Events Club in Indianapolis. If you are in the Indy area, this is a convenient show with a decent lineup of dealers.
Iowa
Clarion Iowa Coin Club Spring Show — April 4th at the Heartland Museum in Clarion. A small-town club show with heart. These are the kinds of shows where you can still find underpriced material.
Fort Dodge Coin Club Show — April 17-18 at the Quality Inn in Fort Dodge. Free admission. A two-day show in central Iowa that punches above its weight.
Maryland
Baltimore Stamp and Coin Show — April 11th at the MD State Fair Ground in Timonium. Free admission and free parking. Baltimore-area collectors know this show well. The Timonium venue is easy to access and the free parking is a real plus.
Massachusetts
Greater Worcester Coin Show — April 12th at the Auburn-Webster Elks Lodge. Free admission. A well-established New England show that consistently draws quality dealers from across the region.
North Attleboro Coin & Collectibles Show — April 19th at the Elks Club in North Attleboro. Another strong Massachusetts show, conveniently located between Boston and Providence.
Michigan
Michigan has a packed April with five shows, including the big MSNS convention.
Kalamazoo Numismatic Club Show — April 4th at the Kalamazoo County Expo, 9am to 3pm. Free admission with 75 tables and 50 dealers. This is a legitimately large club show and a great way to start the month.
Livingston County Coin Club Show — April 11th at the Heart of Shepherd Church in Howell, 9:30am to 3pm. A nice community show in the eastern part of the state.
Detroit Area Coin Shows — April 12th at the New Hope Banquet Center in Southfield. The Detroit-area shows are always well-attended and draw dealers from across Michigan and northern Ohio.
MSNS 69th Annual Spring Convention — April 17-19 at the Oakland Expo Center in Waterford. Friday 11am to 6pm, Saturday 10am to 6pm, Sunday 10am to 3pm. This is the marquee numismatic event in Michigan. The MSNS convention attracts top-tier dealers and serious collectors from across the Midwest.
Grand Rapids Area Coin Show — April 25th at the Neil Fonger American Legion in Grandville, 9am to 3pm. Free admission with 41 tables. A strong West Michigan show to close out the month.
Missouri
4th Annual Christal Clear Coin Show — April 8-11 at Harrah's Casino in North Kansas City. Free admission and free parking. A four-day show at a casino venue means plenty of time to browse and a built-in entertainment option.
HICOMO Coin Club Show — April 18th at the Wheatland School. A small rural show with a community feel that you do not find at the bigger events.
North Carolina
Azalea Festival Coin Show — April 11-12 at the Elks Lodge in Wilmington. Saturday 10am to 5pm, Sunday 10am to 4pm. Timed with the Azalea Festival, this is a show that benefits from extra foot traffic and a festive atmosphere.
Early American Coppers — April 30 through May 3 at the Sheraton Airport in Charlotte. 65 tables with Friday and Saturday hours 9am to 5pm. Free admission. If early American copper coins are your thing, this is a must-attend. The EAC convention is one of the most specialized shows in the country.
New Hampshire
NH Coin and Currency Expo — April 2-4 at the DoubleTree in Manchester. Admission is $7. A strong three-day expo that kicks off April right at the start of the month.
Nashua Coin Show — April 19th at Alpine Grove Events in Hollis. The Nashua show runs on the third Sunday and has become a reliable fixture in the NH coin show scene.
New Jersey
Burlington Coin Show — April 12th at the Burlington Masonic Lodge. Free admission. A second-Sunday show that draws a solid New Jersey crowd.
Steve Middleton Memorial Show — April 26th at the American Legion in Hackettstown. Named in honor of Steve Middleton, this show has a personal touch and a community atmosphere that sets it apart.
New Mexico
Great Southwest Coin Expo — April 17-19 at the Marriott Pyramid in Albuquerque. Admission is $6. The biggest coin show in New Mexico and a major draw for collectors across the Southwest.
Nevada
Las Vegas Numismatic Society Show — April 2-4 at the Tuscany Suites in Las Vegas. Thursday and Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturday 10am to 5pm. A three-day show in Vegas that draws both local collectors and visitors in town for other reasons who stumble into a great hobby.
New York
Big Flats Coin Club Show — April 4th at the American Legion Post in Big Flats. An upstate New York club show near the Southern Tier. If you are in the Elmira-Corning area, it is worth the stop.
Ohio
Ohio always delivers a good number of shows, and April is no exception with four events.
Universal Coin Show — April 5th at the American Legion in Fairview Park. Free admission. A reliable Cleveland-area show.
Cleveland Coin Expo — April 11th at the Woodside Event Center in Broadview Heights, 9am to 2pm. Free admission. Another strong option in the greater Cleveland area.
Firestone Coin Club Show — April 25th at the Maps Air Museum in North Canton. Holding a coin show in an air museum is a pretty great move. The venue adds something extra to the experience.
Wayne County Coin Club Show — April 25th. The Wayne County club keeps things classic with their annual spring show.
Oklahoma
2nd Annual Central Oklahoma Coin Show — April 3-4 at the Logan County Fair Grounds in Guthrie. Free admission. Only in its second year, this show is building a following in central Oklahoma.
Oregon
PNNA Coin Show — April 10-12 at the Holiday Inn in Portland. The Pacific Northwest Numismatic Association show is the premier event for collectors in the Oregon-Washington region and draws dealers from across the Pacific Northwest.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has five shows in April, giving collectors plenty of options across the state.
National Battlefield Coin Show — April 2-4 at the Eisenhower Hotel in Gettysburg. There is something fitting about buying old coins in Gettysburg. The historical setting adds genuine atmosphere to this multi-day show.
Red Rose CC Coin Show — April 4th in Lancaster. Free admission. A compact show in the heart of Lancaster County.
Meadville Coin Club Show — April 12th at the Active Aging Center in Meadville, 9am to 3pm. A friendly northwestern PA show.
MontCo Coin Show — April 12th. The Montgomery County show serves the Philadelphia suburbs well.
Tri-State Monthly Coin & Stamp Show — April 19th at the Sheraton in Bucks County, Langhorne. Free admission and free parking. A monthly show that consistently draws good traffic from the PA-NJ-NY tri-state area.
Tennessee
Knoxville Coin & Currency Show — April 4th at the Rothchild Center in Knoxville. Friday 9am to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 4pm. Knoxville is a great coin show town and this event is a solid two-day affair in East Tennessee.
Texas
Texas brings four shows in April, spread across the state from Waco to Longview.
Spring Waco Coin Show — April 3-4 at the Bellmead Civic Center. Admission is $3. A good Central Texas show to kick off the month.
Southeast Texas Coin Show — April 10-11 at the Orange County Convention Center. Serving the Beaumont-Port Arthur area, this show fills a gap in the East Texas coin show calendar.
Fort Worth Coin Club Show — April 17-18 at the White Settlement Convention Center. About 40 tables with Friday hours noon to 5pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm. The Fort Worth club runs a tight ship and this is one of the better DFW-area shows.
3rd Annual Longview Coin Show — April 24-25 at the Holiday Inn in Longview. Now in its third year, the Longview show is establishing itself as a go-to event in East Texas.
Virginia
Virginia has four shows in April, from the Shenandoah Valley to Richmond.
Shenandoah Valley Coin Show — April 3-4. A scenic setting for a coin show, the Shenandoah Valley event draws collectors from across western Virginia and the eastern panhandle of West Virginia.
Charlottesville Coin Show — April 11th at the American Legion in Keswick, 9am to 4pm. Free admission. A well-liked show in the Charlottesville area with a friendly, low-pressure atmosphere.
Vienna Coin and Stamp Show — April 18-19 at the Vienna Community Center. Saturday 10am to 5pm, Sunday 10am to 3pm. Located in the Northern Virginia suburbs of DC, this show draws from a large and wealthy collector base.
Richmond Coin and Currency Show — April 30 through May 2 at the ACCA Shriners Center in Richmond. A multi-day show to close out April in Virginia's capital city.
West Virginia
Western Maryland Coin Show — April 11th at the Ridgeley Community Center, 9am to 3pm. Despite the name, this show is in West Virginia and serves collectors in the eastern panhandle region.
River City Coin Club Show — April 18th at the Mount Vernon Baptist Church in Hurricane. A community-focused club show in the Kanawha Valley.
Wisconsin
N.O.W. State Coin & Money Show — April 19th. Presented by the Chippewa Valley Coin Club, this state-level show draws collectors from across Wisconsin.
Green Bay Coin Show — April 26th at the Stadium View Sports Bar in Green Bay. 50 tables and free admission. Fifty dealer tables and no entry fee — that is a solid deal for collectors in northeastern Wisconsin.
That is 70+ coin shows across 28 states in a single month. April 2026 is loaded. Whether you want to drive 20 minutes to a local club show or make a weekend trip to the Denver Coin Expo or the MSNS Convention, there is no excuse to sit this month out.
Browse our full coin show directory to find shows near you, filter by state, and plan your April schedule. We update listings regularly, so check back as new shows get added.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find coin shows near me in April 2026?
The easiest way is to browse our coin show directory and filter by your state. We list every show we can verify with dates, venues, and admission details. You can also check with your local coin club, as many clubs maintain their own calendars. For April 2026 specifically, this guide covers every show we are currently tracking across 28 states.
Are coin shows free to attend?
It depends on the show. Many of the club shows listed here are completely free, especially in states like Florida, Ohio, and Michigan. Others charge a modest admission fee, typically between $2 and $8. The larger multi-day shows like the Denver Coin Expo ($8) and the NH Coin and Currency Expo ($7) tend to charge a bit more, but you are getting access to significantly more dealers and inventory. We list admission prices on each show's page when that information is available.
What should I bring to a coin show?
Bring cash — many dealers prefer it and some offer small discounts for cash transactions. A loupe or magnifying glass is essential for examining coins closely. If you are looking for specific items, bring a want list so you can work through it systematically. It also helps to bring a recent price guide or have an app on your phone so you can verify prices on the spot. If you are selling, bring your coins in organized holders with your asking prices in mind.
Can I sell coins at a coin show?
Absolutely. Coin shows are one of the best places to sell because you have dozens of potential buyers under one roof. You can walk from table to table getting offers, which gives you leverage you would never have selling to a single local shop. Dealers at shows are actively buying because they need inventory. Just be realistic about your expectations — dealers need to make a margin, so offers will typically be below full retail value. That said, competitive offers from multiple dealers at a show often beat what you would get from a single buyer.
What is the biggest coin show in April 2026?
The Denver Coin Expo is the largest show on the April calendar with over 170 dealer tables at the National Western Complex. For state-level conventions, the MSNS 69th Annual Spring Convention in Waterford, Michigan is a major three-day event. The Early American Coppers convention in Charlotte is also significant with 65 tables, though it is more specialized. If you can only make it to one show in April, the Denver Expo gives you the most to see.
