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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2102744, member: 19250&quot;]Baltimore&nbsp; is a known coin town , yes I&#039;m&nbsp; sure as volume&nbsp; goes there are bigger shows. But coins have a huge history&nbsp; here. All 3 shows are good as they draw from all over. When the World&#039;s Fair of Money&nbsp; was here the&nbsp; convention&nbsp; center was packed! You can&#039;t&nbsp; go wrong any of the 3 shows. I do suggest&nbsp; a Friday&nbsp; or Saturday&nbsp; visit. By late Saturday&nbsp; and mid day Sunday&nbsp; the dealers are heading out.</p><p>They need to catch&nbsp;&nbsp; a flight or drive a long way. So they tend depending&nbsp; on their schedule&nbsp; ,and how well they are doing&nbsp; at the show&nbsp; head out.</p><p>Do some research&nbsp; on coins in Baltimore&nbsp; you&#039;ll&nbsp; be in for some fun facts and stories.</p><p>I can&#039;t recall the date sometime&nbsp; in the 1930&#039;s&nbsp; some young boys were in a run down row home. They were being boys and started to kick holes in the plaster . Then they found a huge stash of gold coins. Remember&nbsp; 1930&#039;s&nbsp; gold was what 30-35 @ oz. But after all the up roar&nbsp; the boys were given the coins. </p><p>Another&nbsp; reason could be the Baltimore&nbsp; is centrally&nbsp; located&nbsp; on the right coast. Making it a great spot for a show.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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