Who are the medals dealers at the Baltimore Show?

Longacre

Does anyone know who are the best medals dealers who attend the Baltimore show? I intend to stop by John K.'s table and see what he has on hand, but I was wondering if there are other dealers that I should be adding to my "must see" list. Also, are there any dealers attending who usually have a lot of interesting "stuff" to comb through (anything other than federal issues)?

rgCoinGuy

I would have no idea, but I did want to say good luck tomorrow, I know you are excited since you have been posting about this for a month!

tmot99

Steve Tannenbaum
Paul Cunniningham

Those are the first two that I'd visit. There are others depending on what type of medals (and I don't know if they will have a table)
Rick Gross - SCDs
Dick Grinolds - All types

Longacre

<< <i>I would have no idea, but I did want to say good luck tomorrow, I know you are excited since you have been posting about this for a month! >>




Mrs. L. doesn't let me out of the house too often.

DaveG

From what I recall, the token and medal dealers are usually pretty far away from the entrance (along with the world coin dealers), so if you head for the far corner of the bourse floor once you walk in, you should be in the right neighborhood.

Regulated

You would be remiss not to spend time at Tony Terranova's table. He has exquisite material ALL THE TIME - great historical medals, colonials, early federal coinage, pioneer, etc... He has consistently had one of the most interesting cases on the bourse floor since I have been going to shows.

pontiacinf

<< <i>You would be remiss not to spend time at Tony Terranova's table. He has exquisite material ALL THE TIME - great historical medals, colonials, early federal coinage, pioneer, etc... He has consistently had one of the most interesting cases on the bourse floor since I have been going to shows. >>



saying he has exquisite material is a huge UNDERSTATEMENT

his table is deffinately worth the visit IMHO

coindeuce

Rick Gross usually has some high powered material also. And once in a great while, Gordon Berg has a few morsels.

ipmman

If Joe Levine of Presidential Coin is there, I would definately check him out.