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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mainebill, post: 1904277, member: 44004&quot;]Me I&#039;d start out doing some local low cost shows and get a feel for them then build clientele and work your way up is how I started as an antique dealer started doing cheap local shows where my cost was at most a couple hundred bucks and if I did $1500 I was doing good 20 years later I now do a few if the top Americana shows in the country but very few cause I don&#039;t enjoy doing them anymore and I&#039;m busy with my woodworking business and I have a good customer base. I&#039;m thinking real serious about selling coins as well. I&#039;d start the same way I built my other 2 businesses slow and low key and work my way up I used to be young energetic and enthusiastic too but take my advice it&#039;s a lot of hard work!!! But it can be very rewarding![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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