Colorado’s coin show calendar is anchored by the semi-annual Denver Coin Expo at the National Western Complex, the Colorado Money Show (a.k.a. the Denver Coin Club Show) at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds, and active club shows in Colorado Springs, Longmont, and the Front Range. Compared to high-volume states like Florida or California, Colorado runs a thinner but well-attended schedule, with most of the major regional shows clustered between spring and fall.
Colorado is also a favorable tax state for precious-metals buyers — there is no state sales tax on bullion purchases over $500 — which makes the shows here particularly worth the drive for collectors and investors comparing dealer pricing.
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Buying Gold & Silver at Coin Shows
For precious-metals buyers, coin shows in Colorado are a useful way to compare inventory and pricing in person. At the larger Colorado shows you will typically find dealers offering:
- U.S. coins and currency
- Gold and silver bullion (bars, rounds, sovereigns)
- Pre-1933 U.S. gold coins
- Junk silver and 90% silver coinage
- Certified coins from PCGS and NGC
- World coins, tokens, medals, and supplies
Shows also give newer collectors a chance to ask questions, learn how grading and pricing work, and meet local dealers who can be useful long-term contacts for sourcing inventory or selling collections.
2026 Colorado Coin Show Calendar
Here is an updated list of 2026 Colorado coin shows based on coin club listings and individual show pages. Schedules can change, so verify show details before traveling.
June 2026
June 26–27, 2026 – Colorado Springs Coin Show, Elks Lodge 309, 3400 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80907. Fri 10–6, Sat 9–4. Hosted by the Colorado Springs Coin Club.
August 2026
August 14–15, 2026 – Colorado Money Show (Denver Coin Club Show), Jefferson County Fairgrounds, 15200 W 6th Avenue, Golden, CO 80401. Fri 11–6, Sat 9–5. Organized by the Denver Coin Club (ANA #5100, founded 1935). Free admission. One of the two biggest regional shows in the state.
September 2026
September 19–20, 2026 – Front Range Coin Club Show, Boulder County Fairgrounds Building A, 9595 Nelson Rd, Longmont, CO 80501. Sat 9–5, Sun 9–3.
October 2026
October 8–10, 2026 – Denver Coin Expo (Fall), National Western Complex, 4655 Humboldt St, Denver, CO 80216. Thu and Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4. Organized by Rocky Mountain Expos. The Denver Coin Expo is Colorado’s largest coin show.
Looking ahead: the next Denver Coin Club Show is scheduled for January 30–31, 2026 at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Golden. Watch for the Spring Denver Coin Expo to be announced for late April or early May 2027.
Notable Colorado Coin Shows
Denver Coin Expo
The Denver Coin Expo runs twice a year at the National Western Complex in Denver — a spring show (typically late April/early May) and a fall show (typically October). It is consistently the largest bourse floor in the Rocky Mountain region, with dealers offering coins, currency, bullion, and supplies. The 2026 fall show runs October 8–10.
Colorado Money Show (Denver Coin Club Show)
The Denver Coin Club hosts the Colorado Money Show twice a year (winter and summer) at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Golden. The August 14–15 summer edition draws a strong regional dealer presence and is one of the most accessible major shows in the state — free admission and free parking.
Colorado Springs Coin Show
The Colorado Springs Coin Club runs an annual show at Elks Lodge 309 in Colorado Springs, typically in late June. The 2026 dates are June 26–27.
Front Range Coin Club Show
The Front Range Coin Club (FRCC) hosts shows at the Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont. The 2026 fall show runs September 19–20.
Rocky Mountain Stamp Show
While not strictly a coin show, the Rocky Mountain Stamp Show (held annually in Aurora) attracts coin and currency dealers and is worth knowing about for collectors who cross over between numismatics and philately.
Colorado Coin Clubs and Resources
Colorado has a strong club infrastructure for a state of its size.
Denver Coin Club
Founded in 1935 (ANA #5100). One of the oldest coin clubs in the country. Hosts the twice-yearly Colorado Money Show. Contact: [email protected].
Front Range Coin Club (FRCC)
Hosts coin shows at the Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont each year.
Colorado Springs Coin Club
Organizes the annual Colorado Springs Coin Show.
Fort Collins Coin Club
Active club in Northern Colorado.
Colorado Sales Tax and Bullion
Colorado does not charge sales tax on precious metals purchases over $500. This is one of the more favorable bullion tax regimes in the country and is worth keeping in mind when comparing total cost across out-of-state dealers, especially for larger gold and silver purchases.
Tips Before You Attend a Coin Show
Before heading out to a show, keep a few basics in mind:
- Verify the date, hours, and venue before leaving. Public calendars update, but last-minute changes still happen.
- Bring a want list so you stay focused.
- Compare dealer premiums if you are shopping for gold or silver bullion. Different dealers carry different inventory and price differently.
- Carry cash, but also ask which dealers accept cards or checks for larger purchases.
- For better-quality coins, know the difference between raw and certified material.
- For bullion buyers, check the live spot price before walking in so you have a real-time benchmark.
Colorado’s calendar is thinner than the high-volume coastal states, but the four to six major regional shows in any given year are well-attended and worth planning around if you collect or invest in physical bullion.
More Coin Shows by State
Looking for coin shows in other states? Explore our comprehensive guides:
- California Coin Shows
- Chicago Area Coin Shows
- Florida Coin Shows
- Georgia Coin Shows
- Kentucky Coin Shows
- Michigan Coin Shows
- Nevada Coin Shows
- New Jersey Coin Shows
- New York Coin Shows
- North Carolina Coin Shows
- Ohio Coin Shows
- Oklahoma Coin Shows
- Oregon Coin Shows
- Tennessee Coin Shows
- Texas Coin Shows
- Virginia Coin Shows
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, or legal advice. Coin and bullion investing involves risk. Always verify event details with show organizers before attending, as schedules may change.
