About THE SHOWS

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We’re collectors ourselves, so we design shows for real collectors and dealers—not just vendors. Our events are promoted across Google, social media, email, and text campaigns to ensure strong attendance. We create a welcoming environment for everyone—from seasoned collectors to curious beginners.

We host coin shows at professional venues across Southern California—including Van Nuys (Valley Show), Arcadia, and South Bay/Torrance. Each show is easy to access, with free parking and ADA-compliant facilities.

Start with California Coin Events! We promote multiple shows across California and focus on quality dealers, appraisals, and beginner-friendly education. View our Event Calendar to find the next coin show near you.

Yes! Our shows welcome guests who want to sell coins, paper money, bullion, jewelry or collections. You can get multiple offers from vetted dealers—no appointment necessary.

Bring your items in a secure container or discreet bag. No need to clean or sort them. Stop by the Welcome Desk for a free notepad to track offers from different dealers.

Yes! Especially gold, silver, and platinum items. Many dealers also buy estate jewelry and precious metals.

Do not clean your items—just bring it in. Dealers will walk you through what’s valuable. You’ll get free appraisals and multiple offers on the spot.

You can remain low-key, but not fully anonymous. You are welcome to walk the floor and get multiple offers before deciding to sell. However, if you do choose to sell high-value items, dealers may need to verify your ID to complete the transaction.

In most cases, yes. Dealers may request a valid photo ID if you’re selling high-value items or large quantities of precious metals. This is a standard part of safe, legal transactions and helps prevent fraud or loss.

Many dealers pay cash or offer immediate payment via Zelle, Venmo, or check. Bring valid ID if you plan to sell high value items.

Yes! Many dealers provide free verbal appraisals. Bring coins, currency, medals, or bullion—even if you're unsure what you have.

Nope. Just show up during open hours and visit any dealer offering appraisals.

Coins, banknotes, tokens, medals, gold/silver bars, bullion, and even jewelry or collectible currency.

Yes. You’ll find gold and silver coins, bars, rounds, scrap, hand pours, and bullion-related collectibles.

Absolutely. Dealers often bring their best inventory and offer show-only deals. It’s a great place to compare prices and ask questions in person.

Besides coins and currency, some dealers bring stamps, antique postcards, sports memorabilia, jewelry, and even designer bags or oddities.

Not at all. Whether you’re new to collecting or just curious, coin shows are a great place to learn and explore.

No. Our shows are open to the public and welcome collectors, investors, and anyone curious about coins, currency, and bullion. You do not need to be a dealer or have any experience to attend.

Yes! Our events are welcoming and educational. Many dealers offer beginner-friendly items, free giveaways, and tips for starting a collection.

Yes, but please bring items in a secure, discreet bag. Our shows are held in monitored venues, and many dealers are licensed professionals.

Yes. Each show is protected by trained security professionals, including retired or off-duty law enforcement officers. We also have undercover personnel on-site to help ensure a safe and secure environment for both guests and dealers. Security is visible but discreet to maintain a professional and welcoming atmosphere.

In some cases, yes. Many dealers are happy to accommodate serious buyers or sellers before or after show hours. To arrange a private appointment, contact the dealer directly ahead of the show or speak with them at their table. We recommend bringing ID and a discreet container if transporting high-value items.

Yes. If you’re carrying valuables or prefer assistance, please stop by the Welcome Desk and we’ll arrange a security escort to your vehicle. Your comfort and safety are important to us, especially when transporting items like gold, silver, or cash.

No. For the privacy and security of attendees and dealers, photography and video recording are not allowed inside the show. This helps maintain a discreet, low-pressure environment for transactions and protects everyone’s confidentiality.