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View $MILLIONS$ in rare coins and numismatic treasures. Buy, sell and trade with hundreds of coin dealers, attend lectures and presentations from noted numismatists, and find out what your old coins may be worth!
Thursday – Friday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Admission is FREE for everyone on Saturday!)
Admission is $10 daily, $25 for weekly pass.
Free for ANA members & children under 12. Active & Retired Military (plus up to 3 guests) receive complimentary admission.
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- 14 Mar - 16 Mar
14 Mar 11:49 AM to 16 Mar 11:49 AM - Hosted By JackFitch
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- 1 Lake Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906, USA
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- This show is just around the corner! Don't miss your chance to explore rare coins and paper money, including the first one-cent denomination coins of the United States, showcased at the ANA’s Edward C. Rochette Money Museum. There will also be educational programs, exclusive events, and an opportunity to view exceptional rarities like the 1933 gold $10 eagle and a 1943 Lincoln cent mistakenly struck in copper/bronze alloy.This show is just around the corner! Don't miss your chance to explore rare coins and paper money, including the first one-cent denomination coins of the United States, showcased at the ANA’s Edward C. Rochette Money Museum. There will also be educational programs, exclusive events, and an opportunity to view exceptional rarities like the 1933 gold $10 eagle and a 1943 Lincoln cent mistakenly struck in copper/bronze alloy.🤩🪙0 Comments 0 Shares 462 Views
- Planning on attending this for the first time. Need some advice... should I fly into Colorado Springs or Denver and rent a car? Any must-do activities (restaurants, bars, etc.)? Any other tips?Planning on attending this for the first time. Need some advice... should I fly into Colorado Springs or Denver and rent a car? Any must-do activities (restaurants, bars, etc.)? Any other tips?4 Comments 0 Shares 736 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- The venue is pretty spectacular. From memory - Colorado Springs is about an hour's drive from Denver airport. Colorado Springs airport is pretty convenient if you can fly direct.The venue is pretty spectacular. From memory - Colorado Springs is about an hour's drive from Denver airport. Colorado Springs airport is pretty convenient if you can fly direct.
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- IanRussell Thanks, Ian! Appreciate the info.[IanRussell] Thanks, Ian! Appreciate the info.
- IanRussell For last year’s Summer Seminar I flew into Denver, rented a car, and drove to Colorado Springs. It’s about a 2+ hour drive these days and that’s with nice weather (Denver traffic is also terrible). In March, and the chance of bad weather, I would definitely fly into Colorado Springs.[IanRussell] For last year’s Summer Seminar I flew into Denver, rented a car, and drove to Colorado Springs. It’s about a 2+ hour drive these days and that’s with nice weather (Denver traffic is also terrible). In March, and the chance of bad weather, I would definitely fly into Colorado Springs.
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- Kerence I decided that's the plan. Thanks.[Kerence] I decided that's the plan. Thanks.
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