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Yorkshireman
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Anybody here in the Mississippi Numismatic Assn?
I am trying to secure a table for the show.
The bourse chairman won’t let me have one.
Yes, I am from from the next state over.
Yes, I am only a vest pocket dealer.
I have had tables at multiple other shows.
Why is this so hard?
Yorkshireman,Obsessed collector of round, metallic pieces of history.Hunting for Latin American colonial portraits plus cool US & British coins.
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Is the show just filled up?
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Just out of curiosity, do you not meet one of their requirements, or is this a personal issue?
my monthly bourse has only a few rules. Must be 18 years old. Must have a NY state Tax ID/Resellers license (they do honor other state’s licenses). You can do a 1-time show if not a club member, but if you want to rent for the year, you have to also join the club. Other than that, unless we have a waiting list, it’s hard not to get a table - they don’t like empty tables.
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Did you ask them why you can't get a table? I can't imagine they would not give you a reason. What was the reason? No wonder coin shows are dying.
They don’t know me. They’re thinking about it. There are a few empty tables.
I ask again, Does anyone here know someone on MS Numismatic Assn?
Your help would be appreciated!
Seems strange... I would think most shows would welcome people renting tables...sure, some rules to follow... Good luck...Cheers, RickO
I could see that if you were from Washington DC, they might not want to rent a table to you.
Apparently this is not the case.
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That's crazy it should be you have coins to sell and paying your fees come on in lets see some new stuff. Have fun lets do this you buying selling.
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