What about a T.V. show on Coin Shows?

T.V. has been successful on such shows as Antiques Roadshow, World Series of Poker, History Channel - SS Central America (+ other numismatic related shows), HSN, and car auctions. Do you think the same drama, excitement, action, and suspense could come from a bourse floor and the coin auctions related to it?
I think it could. Have an Antiques Roadshow style format for the bourse floor transactions and dealings. For the auctions, have... (well I've actually never been to one so I can't give any real insight here). There would also be some drama with the police apprehending coin burglars; a large part of recent coin shows. Also, maybe some one - on - one with individuals who purchased coins and reasons why they bought them.
I could see this idea becomming a large PR boost for the hobby (not that it's lacking) and entise more people to numismatics. It could also draw larger crowds to the prime shows, which would be great for dealers and business because people would want to see their face on T.V. Also, auctions could draw a larger presence to the auctions.
I don't see much of a down-fall to this idea, only needing to find a sponsor to get this idea started.
SO, what do yall think of this here idea!!!
I think it could. Have an Antiques Roadshow style format for the bourse floor transactions and dealings. For the auctions, have... (well I've actually never been to one so I can't give any real insight here). There would also be some drama with the police apprehending coin burglars; a large part of recent coin shows. Also, maybe some one - on - one with individuals who purchased coins and reasons why they bought them.
I could see this idea becomming a large PR boost for the hobby (not that it's lacking) and entise more people to numismatics. It could also draw larger crowds to the prime shows, which would be great for dealers and business because people would want to see their face on T.V. Also, auctions could draw a larger presence to the auctions.
I don't see much of a down-fall to this idea, only needing to find a sponsor to get this idea started.
SO, what do yall think of this here idea!!!
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Hey, we could even get Robert Chambers of the "Coin Valut" to host the show...
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