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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 25399592, member: 4626&quot;]The Denver Coin Expo (which happens twice a year, usually in May and October) sends postcard invitations to the expo; the postcard is effectively also a coupon for 2 free coin submissions to ANACS, only good if you bring them in person to their table at the event.&nbsp; (You do still have to pay for the shipping and insurance to return them to you, but you don&#039;t have to pay any grading fees, so long as you&#039;re not getting any &quot;premium&quot; services, like images, variety attribution, or error attribution.&nbsp; Also the coins you&#039;re getting the free service on can&#039;t have a value of more than $500 per coin.)</p><p><br /></p><p>Maybe this deal is exclusive to this specific coin show, since it&#039;s geographically closer to their main office than any other recurring coin show of significant size (their main office is in Centennial, CO, basically in the Denver suburbs).</p><p><br /></p><p>Sometimes I attend this show just for the sake of the free submissions lol, even paying attendance into the show and the parking fee still makes the savings worth it.&nbsp; Usually want to at least get <i>something</i> though: this year I also purchased a nice 1951-S Franklin half dollar to upgrade the Franklin half dollar spot in my type set.&nbsp; A big part of why I like going to these shows outside of shopping is just being able to find people interested in coins to talk to outside of a store; while the vendors are obviously trying to sell stuff too, there seems to be a lot less sales pressure and more tolerance of just &quot;talking shop&quot; about coins in general.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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