CCF Get Together?

You know what, good call Richard...I might just do the same. Never been to Atlantic City and, I'm a gambling man ;-)

Millions of questions...

Give me a day to get all the answers together.

Here's what we're looking at.....



I'm thinking without much research that we do economy corner at $1050. I will admit I have no idea what the differences are between economy, select, premium, and ultra premium are. I spent only about 5 minutes looking and couldn't find explanations.

Are we planning on doing all days of the show, Tuesday-Sunday? I can definitely contribute myself to a few of those days, but probably not all five

This will be me and my wifes vacation and she is perfectly happy with me doing three days of helping out...then we want to drive to Gettysburg and a few other sites. I want to do the three busiest days which I am assuming will be Friday-Sunday. This may change as it gets closer and I try to convince her for more days at the show

It's funny, she likes coins and collects on a small scale, but she is not an addict like we are

I see on the chart Bobby provided, that cases are $20 to rent. If some of us do decide they want to sell some coins, we can rent some of those.

I also looked at the chart for five minutes or so and find it quite vague in it's explanation or specifics. The $1050 corner table makes sense to me too, just wish we had a better explanation of length, chairs, cases, etc.

I agree biggfredd. Location IS everything, but in our case, I don't believe this will matter. If we do give a coin or two away via a raffle, we can have the bourse announcer let everyone know this and where to locate our table at the show. We may have flocks of folks wanting to buy tickets, especially if the tickets vs. the prize are worth it, and, it will keep them coming back...I hope
I know at the Long Beach Coin Expo here in So Cal, the show announcers tell everyone of the various raffles.
Then later on, they announce the winners name...they usually have to be there to claim though.

I hope CCF gets lots of positive P.R. and everyone involved has a good time.

Here is what I found:

Except for volunteer fire, ambulance and rescue organizations, who can have three raffle permits in a year, an eligible organization can only receive two raffle permits in a calendar year. Your organization can avoid needing a permit by staying under the prize value restrictions of $500 per prize and $5,000 per month.



Read more: How to Have a Legal Raffle in Pennsylvania | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6048634_leg...xzz1hv80ZLYp

So coins $499 FMV or less should be okay?