NY Invitational Coin Show

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  1. Longacre

    Longacre New Member

    Is anyone going to this show? I know that it is new this year, so I am not sure what to expect. Thanks.
     
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  3. National dealer

    National dealer New Member

    When and where? I haven't heard of this one.
     
  4. Longacre

    Longacre New Member

    Here are some of the details:

    New York Invitational Coin Show
    New York City
    July 22-24, 2004

    I believe it is at the Grand Hyatt and David Lawrence Coins is holding the Richmond Collection auction as part of it (or in conjunction with it).
     
  5. National dealer

    National dealer New Member

    I will look into this show and see what details I can get.
     
  6. rbm86

    rbm86 Coin Hoarder

    Here is a link to a coin dealer with the dates and times of the public sessions for the NY coin show.

    http://apps.heritagecoin.com/auctions/showschedule.php

    I could not find any sites from the show itself, though -- if anyone can find it, post a link! I'm in NYC on business a lot so I'll try to see if I can make it. The Hyatt is right inside Grand Central, so pretty convenient if you take Metro-North!! :D
     
  7. Longacre

    Longacre New Member

    I am going to try to attend as well (also coming in from CT)
     
  8. Jaeru

    Jaeru New Member

    I found a few more details about the show:

    Jul 22-24 NY, New York City. Invitational Coin Show. Grand Hyatt, Park Ave at Grand Central, A: $5. T: 100. F: $1,750. PH: 800-359-9430. Robert Brueggeman & Jill Lagardere, 425 E. Alvarado St. #E, Fallbrook, CA 92028.
     
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    satootoko Retired

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  10. GDJMSP

    GDJMSP Numismatist Moderator

    I do believe those are the fees

    Admission - $5

    Trade day - $100

    Tables - $1750

    'Course I could be wrong :confused:
     
  11. Jaeru

    Jaeru New Member

    The other two are correct, but I think the T:100 is the number of tables.
     
  12. CohibaCris

    CohibaCris New Member

    Agree with Jaeru
     
  13. GDJMSP

    GDJMSP Numismatist Moderator

    Probably correct - but all major coin shows have a day in the beginning only open to dealers with tables at the show and those willing to pay a large admission fee. This allows these folks to spend the day buying, selling, trading with just each other. Quite often - more business will be conducted this one day than the rest of the of show combined.
     
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