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FUN Question
hof1998
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As I mentioned in an earlier post, I am thinking of making my first trip down to FUN. I see that there are 1500 dealers there, but would any of you more experienced people know if there were a good number of bullion dealers/tables there? Silver art bars? I am new to the whole coin show world and didn't know if certain shows were more specialized or anything like that. Thanks!
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Due to the large size of the show, I suggest coming up with a plan of attack, by spending time on the FUN Show website studying the dealer list. In that way, you can prioritize your table visits. A very large show such as FUN can be intimidating to a new collector. A plan of attack will help to mitigate that.
<< <i>As I mentioned in an earlier post, I am thinking of making my first trip down to FUN. I see that there are 1500 dealers there, but would any of you more experienced people know if there were a good number of bullion dealers/tables there? Silver art bars? I am new to the whole coin show world and didn't know if certain shows were more specialized or anything like that. Thanks! >>
You should be able to find silver bullion, but I'm not so sure about silver art bars. Even the economy section display space is important, and art bars that might sell for $35 or $40 apiece not be common. The art bar market has been dead for a long time. A lot of those pieces are targets for melting, not resale.