California Coin Show Calendar
Discover vetted California coin, currency, and collectibles shows—chosen by real collectors and dealers.

Discover vetted California coin, currency, and collectibles shows—chosen by real collectors and dealers.

Discover a curated California Coin Show Calendar featuring the best and most trusted coin shows across the state. Each event is selected by real collectors and reputable dealers for quality inventory, knowledgeable buyers, and well-run events. Sign up for alerts and never miss California’s top coin shows.
Elks Lodge 1475 Creekside Dr. Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Northern California coin show featuring 65+ tables of rare coins, currency, bullion. $5 admission. Free parking. Learn more
Elks Lodge 1475 Creekside Dr. Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Elks Lodge 1400 E. Washington Ave. El Cajon, CA 92019
Southern California coin show with events for kids, ANACs grading , and free appraisals. $5 admission. Free parking. Learn more
Elks Lodge 1400 E. Washington Ave. El Cajon, CA 92019
Van Nuys Masonic Lodge, 14750 Sherman Way, Van Nuys, CA 91405
Southern California coin show featuring 30 tables of coins and currency. Meet knowledgeable dealers. $4 admission. Learn more
Van Nuys Masonic Lodge, 14750 Sherman Way, Van Nuys, CA 91405
Embassy Suites, 3100 E. Frontera St., Anaheim, CA 92806
Southern California 1-day coin show featuring 30+ dealers offering coins, paper money, bullion and supplies. $4 cash only admission, Do not ...
Embassy Suites, 3100 E. Frontera St., Anaheim, CA 92806
Lions Gate Hotel, 3410 Westover Street, Sacramento, CA 95652
Northern California coin show with 50+ tables of coins, currency, exonumia, gold, silver, stamps, and collectibles. $5 admission. Learn more
Lions Gate Hotel, 3410 Westover Street, Sacramento, CA 95652
Explore a gold stater from 336–323 BC, minted under Alexander the Great. Featuring Athena and Nike, this rare ancient coin symbolized power, unity, and empire-wide influence. A must-see for collectors and history lovers.
Discover the story behind Gustavus Lindenmueller’s Civil War tokens—beer mugs, opera houses, and a rumored showdown with a railroad. These private-issue coins reveal a fascinating chapter in numismatic and American history.
Discover vibrant toned coins — naturally oxidized through age, these coins showcase stunning colors and patterns from chemical reactions. While some toning may lower value, eye-catching hues like this can dramatically enhance a coin’s appeal.
Discover the Civil War-era solution to a coin shortage—encased postage stamps. Invented by John Gault in 1862, these brass-framed stamps doubled as currency and advertising. Rare, historic, and highly collectible.