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Nevada Coin Shows 2026

There are 1 upcoming coin shows in Nevada. The next is The Vegas National Show by CK Shows on 2026-10-29 at Tuscany Suites and Casino, LAS VEGAS.

Nevada hosts a notable coin show circuit anchored by Las Vegas, which attracts dealers and collectors from across the Southwest and beyond. Shows occur regularly at casino convention facilities and hotel ballrooms throughout the year. Las Vegas's status as a destination city means shows often draw visiting collectors passing through. Reno has a smaller but active show schedule. Nevada shows frequently feature gold bullion, Morgan dollars with CC mintmark, and investment-grade slabbed coinage.

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Show Season

Fall and winter are peak months in Las Vegas (comfortable weather). Summer shows still occur but draw smaller local crowds.

Travel-sensitive details such as dates, hours, and venue information can change. Use each show page to see the latest verification date and organizer contact information.

More Nevada Coin Shows

Past and recurring coin shows in Nevada. Dates for upcoming editions may be announced later — open a show for the latest details.

Also browse shows in: Arizona, California, Idaho, Oregon, Utah

Frequently Asked Questions

When are the next coin shows in Nevada?
There are 1 upcoming coin shows in Nevada. The next is The Vegas National Show by CK Shows on 2026-10-29 at Tuscany Suites and Casino, LAS VEGAS.
How do I find coin shows near me in Nevada?
Browse the full list of Nevada coin shows on this page, or filter by city using the city links above. Each show listing includes dates, venue, admission info, and attending dealers.
Are coin shows in Nevada free to attend?
Admission varies by show. Many local club shows in Nevada are free or charge a small entry fee (typically $1–$5). Larger conventions may charge higher admission. Check each show's listing for current pricing.
What is the coin show season in Nevada?
Fall and winter are peak months in Las Vegas (comfortable weather). Summer shows still occur but draw smaller local crowds.
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