Denver Coin Expo returns to National Western Complex

August 29, 2019 By Press Release Leave a Comment

Over 100 exhibitors from around the country will join together for one of the largest and oldest coin shows in the Rocky Mountains this fall

Denver, CO — This fall, the Denver Coin Exposition is coming to the National Western Complex from September 26-28. It will be open to the public Thursday and Friday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm and on Saturday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.

At the show, there will be United States, foreign, ancient, and shipwreck coins. There will also be tokens, precious metal bullion, and currency notes, along with jewelry and other interesting and unique numismatic items. There will be door prizes free with admission, as well as an online and silent auction running through the week, ending on Friday.

About the show, one customer said:

If you haven’t been to this before, it’s pretty big. I’ve been there when the coins they display really take your breath away: A 1793 Chain cent in EF-40. A Roosevelt dime in PF-68 with a rainbow toning that makes you want to look for the leprechaun and pot of gold. This show is amazing, and you WILL kick yourself if you miss it.

For more information, please contact Neal at 720-773-1175 or check out the website and click “like” on Facebook for the latest details.

Press release courtesy of the Denver Coin Expo.

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