west coast coin show question

djluster

I live is boise and we only have two coin show a year and I am trying to find a good one to go to does any one have any good suggestions. I am looking at either end of Feb-mid April.
Also does anyone know anything about the 44th annual LVNS coin show in Las Vages. they claim it is the best in the west but I have found very little on it I know it is suppost to me March 2-4. Has anyone been to this one and is it good. Also about how many tables do they have. also is is still on if anyone knows.

So if you know of any coming up in the Pacific west coast would love to hear about them. I don't really want to drive to California for a show but I know they are have the onbe in Santa clair and Long beach but would liek to find one a little close. so any sugestion would love to here. I have never been to a big show the one in boise is about 30-maybe 50 tables would like one with more

thecointrader

There's a nice little show in Sandy, Utah this weekend (Feb 2/3) at the Miller Convention Center.

thisnamztaken

<< <i>I live is boise and we only have two coin show a year and I am trying to find a good one to go to does any one have any good suggestions. I am looking at either end of Feb-mid April.
Also does anyone know anything about the 44th annual LVNS coin show in Las Vages. they claim it is the best in the west but I have found very little on it I know it is suppost to me March 2-4. Has anyone been to this one and is it good. Also about how many tables do they have. also is is still on if anyone knows.

So if you know of any coming up in the Pacific west coast would love to hear about them. I don't really want to drive to California for a show but I know they are have the onbe in Santa clair and Long beach but would liek to find one a little close. so any sugestion would love to here. I have never been to a big show the one in boise is about 30-maybe 50 tables would like one with more >>



I always like the Beach Convention Center Shows, but the next one is mid-February, in about 2 weeks, not at the end, so maybe it's too early for you? They have around 2000 dealers. Click here

WTCG

Try the PNNA show in Tukwilla, WA in middle April or Santa Clara the week after that. Other than the Long Beach show the Santa Clara show is the largest show in the West.

The LVNS show will be held at the Sams Town Hotel/Casino this year which is a change from their previous venue.

Every show promoter claims their show is "the best in the West, the best in the land", etc. even when they are clearly not.

djluster

ok has anyone been to the Las Vegas Numismatic Society's Coin & Currency Show in march before. If so about how many tables do they have and is it a good one. I am driving about 1300 total so don't want to make the trip if it is not a good on and I would be wasting my time. I emailed the people in charge and I guess they have over 10,000 sq ft of space. so if anyone has been can you let me know about it.

WTCG

<< <i>ok has anyone been to the Las Vegas Numismatic Society's Coin & Currency Show in march before. If so about how many tables do they have and is it a good one. I am driving about 1300 total so don't want to make the trip if it is not a good on and I would be wasting my time. I emailed the people in charge and I guess they have over 10,000 sq ft of space. so if anyone has been can you let me know about it. >>



Not including the occasional private shows (TPG Invitationals, Trade 'n Grades) this is probably the best coin show in Las Vegas. Whether it's actually a good show or not differs from year to year. There are about 100 tables.

Russ

<< <i>I always like the Beach Convention Center Shows >>





<< <i>I don't really want to drive to California for a show >>



djluster,

There are two decent shows each year in the Pacific Northwest. One was last month. The other is the annual PNNA which is coming up April 13-15.

Russ, NCNE