Wanted Table Sharer...Nov14..Honolulu, Hawaii

islemangu

Hawaii State Numismatic Association 40th Annual COIN SHOW

at the Hawaii Convention Center across street from Ala Moana Hotel/Mall

Free Admission for public, Nov 14 15 16th, 2003

toyonakataro

OT, but is it always held at Hawaii Convention Center?
Is it a big show?
Number of tables?
Do some dealers fly from other states or is it a local show?
Do you have any link?
I'm interested in that show because Hawaii is the nearest state from my home....only 8 hours flight
Taro

islemangu

OT, but is it always held at Hawaii Convention Center?
Is it a big show?
Number of tables?
Do some dealers fly from other states or is it a local show?
Do you have any link?
I'm interested in that show because Hawaii is the nearest state from my home....only 8 hours flight<IMG border=0 src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif">
Taro <B>

I dont know if always at Convention Center.
I have never been before but supposedly the biggest coins show in the state.
As advertised for Bourse Information contact M. Kendrick c/o HSNA P.O. Box 477, Honolulu HI 96809 phone/fax 808-486-4766
As written they are offering 6ft w/ two allsate cases and one light for $400 and 8 ft table w/3 cases and 2 lights for $550. They have a web site mentioned on the leaflet but I have not been successful in openning??
www.hawaiicollectibles.org



Tidewater Coin Cards



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MICHAELDIXON

It used to be held at the King Kapiolani. (Spelling?) It's a great show with dealers from ALL over the world attending. Greg, Marion and the crew put on an awesome show!

lava

The show is THE show by island standards. HI has a few collectors shows where anything and everything is game, and even some mainland dealers will set up coin displays at those, but the show mentioned on Nov. 14th is THE one show which focuses on coins and which does seek to attract coin dealers from outside the state. I think it is generally received as a good show with unfortunate timing, as past shows have had to compete with Baltimore.

The show used to be held at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel on the edge of Waikiki across from the zoo, one block from the beach. The show has moved to a new convention center which is a very elaborate and top notch complex. It is at the other end of Waikiki on the town side, and now three blocks from the ocean. The convention center has had a very exclusive aura about who is allowed to hold activities there, so having the coin show there is kind of a treat. I think most would prefer this location to the old.

HI certainly has a lot to offer anyone who wishes to mix coins with good weather and relaxation, and it would be fantastic if an auction could be held on-site, but I don't believe that has ever taken place in the past. I'm not aware that PCGS or NGC have ever attended, although ANACS has attended.

I suspect with coins being hot, the show will be very successful.

toyonakataro

Thanks for the info.
Hawaii is one of my favorite place so it will be nice if I could attend a show in Hawaii.
I have already decided to join Long Beach Show in Sep. this year, but hopefully, next year

lava

By the way, I think the show usually lasts Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and the convention center could probably allow for the show's size to expand as demand requires.

Stork

OT I suppose, but thanks for posting this...I am going to be on leave, in Hawaii, near Waikiki, with both sets of grandparents for babysitting duty...I Get To Go