Coin Show Information
This section provides answers to questions about coin shows.
Does the Seattle Coin Club host coin shows?
The Seattle Coin Club does not host or sponsor coin shows at this time, however SCC members do help support the annual spring convention and fall coin show sponsored by the Pacific Northwest Numismatic Association.
Coin Show Update (Oct. 2025) — Rick, Scott & David H. were appointed as committee members. Further, they would explore the possibility of having a coin show somewhere north of Tukwila in a facility that has around 2,500 square feet with rental fee not to exceed $800.
What other coin shows can I attend?
There are several other local clubs and organizations which host annual coin shows, including the Pacific Northwest Numismatic Association, the Boeing Employees Coin Club, the Tacoma-Lakewood Coin Club, the Olympia Coin Club, and the South Hill (Puyallup) Coin Club. Outside of the Puget Sound area, there are other coin shows in Washington, Oregon and Idaho, and there are other regional and national shows which residents of the Puget Sound area sometimes travel to attend.
Coin show calendar — See the PNNA’s show and event calendar.
What can I expect at a coin show?
Need coin show advice? — See the PNNA’s reference section / coin shows article.
Speaking with members of your local coin club (such as the SCC) can also be very helpful!
What is the admission charge for coin shows?
Although most coin shows are no longer free, the admission charge is rarely more than $5 for local and regional shows, and $10 for the annual ANA World’s Fair of Money® convention.