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Posted 11/12/2017 11:14 am
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I've always felt the NY International to be a bit, um, above my station. It's a small show in the grand scheme - only 100+ tables, about the size of Gettysburg - and concentrated on the very high-level sellers and coins. As someone who only very rarely spends as much as $100 on a coin, I feel my personal interests won't be well-represented there.
I've always felt the NY International to be a bit, um, above my station. It's a small show in the grand scheme - only 100+ tables, about the size of Gettysburg - and concentrated on the very high-level sellers and coins. As someone who only very rarely spends as much as $100 on a coin, I feel my personal interests won't be well-represented there.
There is certainly an element of that (my first year there I was sitting next to a buyer writing a 6 figure check on a single ancient!), but there are certainly some quality mid range pieces there, and dealers who specialize in more affordable pieces... In regards to the Canadian Large Cents, there are several dealers who I'm sure will have what you are looking for, but one thing about this show is you will have to pay for quality.
If you do end up making up it up, send me a message, I usually try to make it up there on the Friday...
