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Denver Coin Expo
The Denver Coin Expo is Colorado's premier numismatic event, drawing collectors and dealers from across the Rocky Mountain region and beyond. Featuring a strong bourse floor with quality dealers, the show offers an excellent selection of US and world coins, currency, bullion, and supplies. The Denver area's deep connection to American coinage history — home of the Denver Mint — makes this show a natural pilgrimage for coin enthusiasts.
Date
Aug 14th - Aug 15th, 2026
Hours
Wed 1-7pm (early bird), Thu & Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm
Venue
National Western Complex
4655 Humboldt St. Denver, CO 80216
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Admission
$8 general admission, $12 three-day pass, $60 Wednesday early-bird entry (1-7pm). No state sales tax on coins or bullion.
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What to Expect at the Denver Coin Expo
The Denver Coin Expo is the premier coin show in the Rocky Mountain region. Held in Denver, Colorado — home of the historic Denver Mint — the show draws collectors and dealers from across the West and beyond.
The show is held at National Western Complex, located at 4655 Humboldt St. Denver, CO 80216. Show hours are Wed 1-7pm (early bird), Thu & Fri 10am-6pm, and Sat 10am-4pm, with admission of $8 general, $12 for a 3-day pass, or $60 for Wednesday early-bird entry (no state sales tax on coins or bullion). Whether you are a seasoned collector or just getting started, this is a great opportunity to browse, buy, sell, and connect with fellow numismatists.
The Bourse Floor
The dealer floor features a strong selection of US coins, world coins, currency, bullion, and numismatic supplies. Dealers range from national firms to regional specialists with deep knowledge of Western Americana and mining-related numismatics.
The Denver Connection
Denver holds a special place in American numismatic history. The Denver Mint has produced coins since 1906, and the city's mining heritage runs deep. Attending a coin show in Denver adds a layer of historical context that you will not find elsewhere.
Tips for Attending
- Consider combining your visit with a tour of the Denver Mint
- The show is well-organized and easy to navigate
- Denver's craft beer scene and restaurants make the trip worthwhile beyond the show floor
- Altitude can affect visitors — stay hydrated