EAC convention Who's all going

Moldnut

I am thinking about taking the short flight up to the EAC convention this year and I am wondering who is going. I think Im going to fly in Friday morning and leave Saturday night.

Meltdown

Is this the show in Portland, Oregon?

Moldnut

Yes, Portland Oregon. Ill be looking to gain some much needed knowledge in early copper.

Coinosaurus

I will not be there, and was severely chastised by Pistareen for announcing this at the CSNS show. I did get the EAC auction catalog today, and may send in some bids.

GAB

I'll be there

ColonialCoinUnion

Going.

ThePennyLady

This will be my first time participating in an EAC convention, and I'm really looking forward to it!

mozin

I will be there all the open hours.

ColoradoCoinGuy

I will be there.

joecopper

I will be there Wed PM thru Sunday.

BillJones

I'm out this year. I really don't want fly up and down that long diagonal line from one end of the country to another.

Coinosaurus

<< <i>I'm out this year. I really don't want fly up and down that long diagonal line from one end of the country to another. >>



Yup. You might as well have EAC in South America and it would be closer.

photog

And who is signed up for the awesome hiking trip on the 11th that Jerry Bobbe organized? I'll be there with my camera gear! Can't wait.

Coin Finder

When can the public get into the bourse? Which day? anyone know?

Thanks

Moldnut

Im on the 6:45 am flight out of Orange County on Friday! Who is going to have those low grade 1794s for me

rxer

Not making it this year- but my bids on on their way- next year it's in my backyard
so what I'm not spending on hotels should translate into a nice little addition to
the collection

mozin

<< <i>When can the public get into the bourse? Which day? anyone know?

Thanks >>



It only costs $25 to join the John Reich Collectors Society, and that gets you the wonderful journal put out by the club. I will look forward to seeing you there.

ElKevvo

Gonna miss it...gotta work and all that fun stuff!

K

ThePennyLady

Since the show starts in a few days, I thought I'd give this thread a bump, and post a complete schedule and list of dealers and their table numbers for anyone interested:

Events at EAC, Portland, OR

Wednesday:

10:00 Security Room Opens

Thursday:

9:00-12:00 Grading Seminar Broadway/Weidler

11:00-5:00 Registration Main Lobby

1:30 Security Room Closes

1:30-5:00 Dealer set-up Exhibit Hall

5:00-7:00 Reception PacNW Ballroom

7:00-8:00 setup for Happenings

8:00-10:00 Happenings

Colonial Hawthorne
Half Cent Sellwood

Large Cent Morrison

JRCS Ross Island


Friday:

8:00-4:00 Registration Main Lobby

8:00-9:00 Dealer set-up Exhibit Hall

8:00-9:00 Exhibitor set-up Exhibit Hall

9:00-5:00 Bourse open to public Exhibit Hall

9:00-5:00 Exhibits open to public Exhibit Hall

9:00-5:00 Lot Viewing Exhibit Hall

11:00-5:00 Educational Seminars Willamette



6:00-11:00 Dinner & Educational Forum PacNW


Floor Plan, Meeting Rooms at

The Doubletree

SPECIAL EVENTS AT EAC 2011

WINE TOUR AND TASTING

Thursday May 12

Departing at 12:10 pm from Lloyd Center Doubletree

Returning by 4:45 pm to allow evening activity
participation

COLUMBIA RVER GORGE WATERFALL TRIP

Saturday May 14

Departing at 9:30 am from Lloyd Center Doubletree

Lasting for ~4+ hours

EAC Thanks the Generous Donors to the

Thursday Night Hospitality Reception


 
Saturday:

8:00-10:00 Board Meeting Broadway

8:00-4:00 Registration Main Lobby

8:00-5:00 Educational Seminars Willamette

8:00-9:00 Bourse open to dealers Exhibit Hall

9:00-5:00 Bourse open to public Exhibit Hall

9:00-5:00 Exhibits open to public Exhibit Hall

9:00-5:00 Lot Viewing Exhibit Hall

7:30-1:00 EAC Sale Willamette

Sunday:

9:00-10:00 EAC Annual Meeting Willamette

9:00-2:00 Registration Main Lobby

10:00-2:00 Bourse open to public Exhibit Hall

10:00-2:00 Exhibits open to public Exhibit Hall

2:00 Convention Ends

Exhibitors

Pierre Fricke A Large Cent Color Set

Steve Carr The Cents of 1830

Thomas Nielsen S-180 and the Ladies' Writing Desk

Thomas Nielsen Assembling A Choice Copper Type Set
on a Budget

Jim Ross Early Half Dollar Overdates

Dan Trollen 1794 NCs

Brad Higgins Terminal Die States and Cuds on
Draped Bust Half Dollars

Steve Tompkins Engraved Masonic Chapter Pennies on
US Large Cents

Steve Tompkins Engraved Love Tokens on Bust Coinage

The Portland Cent

Wendell Lutz Grading Some Lovely Scudzys

Jim McGuigan Mint Errors: Striking Process

Educational Seminars

Friday:

Noon Bob Fegaly Pricing Relationships in
United States Coinage

1PM Buell Ish Introduction to Forming a
New Jersey Type Collection


2PM Bob Hoge 1794: The Face of a 10

3PM Steve Tompkins Counterfeit Bust Coinage,
Contemporary and Modern

4PM Mark Borchardt Look What Happened in Ann
Arbor

The Educational Forum

7:00 –8:00 PM Alexander, Master of Marbles

8:00-9:00 An Evening with John Wright

Saturday:

8AM Colonial Coin Collectors Club Meeting

11AM Jack Robinson Update on CQR: The Latest

Noon Jim Matthews All Cracked Up and With
Pieces Falling Out

1PM John Kraljevich The Taste of Dogmeat:
Lewis and Clark in the
Pacific Northwest"

2PM Rob Matuska An Investigation of the
Causes of Planchet Errors

3PM Jerry Bobbe Copper HIPS: Who Is The
Real Perpetrator?"

4PM Jon Lusk Making Custom Printed Labels
for 2x2 Envelopes

See you next year in Rochester, NY!


 
Bourse Dealers and their Table Locations – Exhibit Hall


John Agre 60

Howard Barron 58-59

Babe Binette 58-59

Jack Beymer 7-9

Doug Bird 52-54

Del Bland 7-9

Jerry Bobbe 10-12

Boyz of '94 65

Mark Borckardt 32-33

David Consolo 73-74

John Dannereuther 78

John Dirnbauer 56

Dan Demeo 1-3

Steve Ellsworth 66-67

Sam Foose 32-33

Pierre Fricke 5

Revick Galstaun 29-30

Larry Gaye 10-12

Ira & Larry Goldberg 61-62

Bob Grellman 46-51

Richard Gross 10-12

Charmy Harker 75

Greg Hannigan 68-72

Heritage Auctions 32-33

Walt Husak 63-64

David Johnson 55

Brad Karoleff 5

Kyle Knapp 10-12

John Kraljevich 13

Barry Kurian 55

David Lisot 15

Jon Lusk 1-3

Nathan Markowitz 58

Chris McCawley 46-51

Jim McGuigan 4

Phil Moore 76

Jim Neiswinter 65

Bill Noyes 1-3

Mike Packard 58-59

Tom Reynolds 1-3

Jack Robinson 52-54

Sam Sloat Coins 77

Anthony Terranova 45

Dan Trollan 65

Tom Turissini 63-64

Jason Villareal 61-62

Kevin Vinton 77

March Wells 57

Rod Widok 6

Shawn Yancey 73-74

Meltdown

Thanks for the rundown of events. I'll be there trying to learn a thing or two about copper.

Hope to see some of you there!