Knoxville coin show Friday and Saturday

snizzle

Knoxville 2 day coin show Roth Childs Kingston pike any one going i will be their both days.George @VDBCoins are you going to be there. Free coins for YNs this show is larger than the monthly show. Fort London and Knoxville coin clubs put this show on. I will try to do a show report.

Tom

split37

I'll be there!

Pnies20

I’ll be there!

erwindoc

Ill be going Saturday morning! Cant wait!!!

ricko

Show reports from everyone will be welcome... Let me know how bullion is moving... and some pictures would be great. Cheers, RickO

Bikergeek

Heyyy... I got a couple friends down there! Some premium Capped Bust Half Dimes gurus, in fact. So, I guess I'll be with you in spirit (but my body will be in Kansas).

Pnies20

@Bikergeek said:
Heyyy... I got a couple friends down there! Some premium Capped Bust Half Dimes gurus, in fact. So, I guess I'll be with you in spirit (but my body will be in Kansas).

Who are they? I probably talk to them several times a year.

Shamika

I'm from Knoxville originally.

When I was a kid, I used to attend the April coin show at the Kerbela Shriner's building off E. Blount Ave. Of course that was back in the 1970-80's, but boy did I look forward to it. I'd bring my Whitman blue folders for cents and nickels and split hairs trying to find the best deal for the highest grade. Even as a kid I loved haggling.

golden

@Shamika said:
I'm from Knoxville originally.

When I was a kid, I used to attend the April coin show at the Kerbela Shriner's building off E. Blount Ave. Of course that was back in the 1970-80's, but boy did I look forward to it. I'd bring my Whitman blue folders for cents and nickels and split hairs trying to find the best deal for the highest grade. Even as a kid I loved haggling.

I remember going to a couple of shows, with my dad, at the Kerbela building around 1973-4. I purchased some currency from Paul Garland which I still have.

Shamika

@golden said:

@Shamika said:
I'm from Knoxville originally.

When I was a kid, I used to attend the April coin show at the Kerbela Shriner's building off E. Blount Ave. Of course that was back in the 1970-80's, but boy did I look forward to it. I'd bring my Whitman blue folders for cents and nickels and split hairs trying to find the best deal for the highest grade. Even as a kid I loved haggling.

I remember going to a couple of shows, with my dad, at the Kerbela building around 1973-4. I purchased some currency from Paul Garland which I still have.

Around 1978 there was a currency guy at the show who traded me a 1934 $20 note for a 1950 $5 note that I found in circulation. He told me currency would be the next big collectable and to hang on the the $20 note. I'm not sure his prediction was accurate, but I always appreciated his generosity and the time he took to speak with a kid. I'm wondering if it was this same guy (Paul Garland).

Tibor

Fond memories of the shows at the Kerbela Temple. Saw many coins that I wish
I could've bought. The Redfield hoard was breaking at the time. I miss those days.