Coin Shows this weekend. Who's going?

Ill be in charrlotte nc set up! Stop by and say hi

Will skip the Charlotte show again this year - venue is in a bad area.
Venue is safe enough but what do you do on the way home?

@BillyKingsley said:
Does anyone know if the show is still held in the Parsippany NJ PAL building the first Sunday of every month?

I dont know the dates but i do know the parsippany show does still exsist. I havent heard otherwise.

@Cameonut said:
Will skip the Charlotte show again this year - venue is in a bad area.
Venue is safe enough but what do you do on the way home?

We normally drive straight out of there and straight home. Your rigjt the neighborhood is a little dicey. Alot of hotels have reviews saying bad neighborhood so we normally stay quite far away during the show when we dont have coins. The show is pretty secure though always a few police in uniforms walking around

Thank you! That's the third time I've asked but the first time anybody bothered to answer. I guess it's just the luck of who's online at the time, this time I lucked out with you seeing it. Getting to that show is a long time goal of mine.

I'll be going to one in WA, depending on how mushroomy the weather is, and if paypal finally releases some of my money. I'm starting to think ebay doesn't like me selling some of these biological samples, spores lichens molds etc.

There's a high likelihood enokitake and flammulina velutipes are still growing and that's a lot of cash in food/medicine, so I'll probably go there anyway, and hike it off if I don't find anything at the show(s).

Not even any in my state ...... plus, it is snowing and 9 to 12 inches are forecast....so, snug and warm at home.... Cheers, RickO

Thanks. I'll check out the Jersey show.

Colt's Neck Coin & Currency Show Report:

Pitiful.
About 15 dealer tables set up, nine were baseball cards only, most manned by elementary school aged children. Of the 3 or 4 that had coins exclusively, 2 had tubs of "world coins" at 25 cents each or 5 for a dollar (these world coins appeared to be mostly canadian nickles and chucky cheese tokens) and stacks of modern proof sets.
Only about a dozen slabbed coins in the entire show, mostly homemade slabs, although one guy has two modern commemortives in PGCS slabs.
One coin guy had row upon row of dipped morgans, one guy had binders full of common 20th century coins. Only one dealer was remotely promising. I looked at half a dozen of his seated offerings, all in new 2x2's with the grade and price freshly marked. All were overgraded by at least one grade, all but one was cleaned or scratched. All were priced at PCGS retail at one grade higher than the inflated grade indicated on the holder.
As far a currency goes, the morgan guy had a single 1963 $2 bill. That's it.

What an embarrassment.