2017 RALEIGH MONEY EXPO™
PRESENTED BY THE
RALEIGH COIN CLUB
WWW.RALEIGHCOINCLUB.ORG
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William H. “Bill” Smith
BUYS
Any U.S. Coins By Appointment Only
Competitive Prices Try Us
P.O. Box 1011 Mebane, N.C. 27302
Cell: (336)-706-8777
Tables 301 & 303
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Welcome to the Raleigh Money Expo™!
Thank you for coming out for the 44th edition of the Raleigh Money Expo™, presented by the Raleigh Coin Club.
We’ve filled the bourse again with an outstanding group of over 100 coin, currency and stamp dealers from 16 states – there are over 170 tables’ worth of material to explore!. We also have a robust offering of educational opportunities via our seminars, exhibits and special attractions.
If you’re reading this on Friday or Saturday morning, and you’ve been looking to improve your grading skills, check to see if there are any openings in our Saturday afternoon grading seminar. The course runs from 1:00pm to 4:00pm in Seminar Room A. The cost of the seminar is $60.00. Each registered student receives Coin World’s Making the Grade: Comprehensive Grading Guide for US Coins, a $40 retail value. Details are available at the RCC “Club Table.”
Our full educational program schedule can be found on page 15. Our theme on Friday is “American Copper” with three talks on ways to collect US copper coinage; the Saturday theme is “The US Coin Market” highlighted by a presentation by Patrick Perez, editor of the Coin Dealer Newsletter (the “Greysheet”).
Our “Kid’s Zone” for young collectors can be found in the rear section of Aisle 100. We’ve added several new activities this year and have loads of free coins for the kids. All activities in “the Zone” have been designed for young collectors 16 and under and are free of charge. Bring the kids by and join the fun!
Don’t miss our Educational Exhibits area located at the front of the bourse. The RCC prides itself on presenting an outstanding array of material in our exhibits each year, and 2017 is no exception! Please take some time to view the collections presented!
The Gold History Corporation joins us for the first time. The GHC team has its panning troughs set up and ready to go! They are located at the back of Aisle 500. Stop by and “strike it rich” panning for gold in dirt brought in from the same river banks that gave up the first gold discovery in the US back in 1799!
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ANACS, America’s oldest coin grading service, is here at the show and accepting submissions. They’re offering special show pricing and stand ready to answer your questions about coin grading and guide you through the submission process!
If you’re more of a philatelist vs. a numismatist, you’ll want to check out Aisle 100. The dealers here at the Expo have an outstanding variety of stamps, covers and postal history items available for inspection and purchase.
As always, we thank you for coming to the Raleigh Money Expo™ and hope you have a great time! If you have any questions or comments, please stop by the Raleigh Coin Club “Club Table” just inside the main doors.
Grading US Coins Seminar Saturday 1:00pm to 4:00pm
The seminar will begin with an interactive discussion of coin grading and then transition into a hands-on session in which students will examine a selection of US coins and assign a grade to each. Mr. Roach will then review the coins one-by-one and explain why each was graded the way it was by PCGS, NGC or ANACS. Each of the coins included in the seminar – including some exciting rarities – has been
selected for its potential teaching value. The seminar will also discuss what makes a “problem” coin and the professional grading process.
Cost: Just $60.00! Register at the RCC “Club Table”
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In Memory of Guy Clark
May 1, 1953 – February 11, 2017
A man defined by his honesty, courtesy and willingness to share his vast knowledge with all.
He is sincerely missed by all who knew him.
Please stop by Table 312 to share your memories of Guy with his wife Valerie Mangum-Clark and
long-time colleague Tom Wood.
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Dealer Directory
Dealer Name
Booth #
Alcoa Rare Coins 417 American Rare Coin Investors 318 ANACS 606 Artefacts & Metal Detectors 215-217 Atlantic Coin & Currency 225-227 Barber Shop Coins 608-612 Bay Landing Coins 514-516 Bill Arnold World Coins 431 Bill Smith Rare Coins 301-303 Bill's Rare Coins 117 Bob's Coins 212-214 Borrowed Money Trading 426-428 Bradshaw Coins 223 Buried Treasures 219 Butternut 412 C&E Coins 320 C&S Coins 314-316 Camp's Rare Coins 309-311 Cape Fear Coins & Bullion 408-410 Carolina Coins & Currency 200 Carolina Equity Investments & Numismatics 329 CFIC 325 Charlotte Coin Consortium 416 Coin Junction 103-105 Coin Shoppe Inc. 209 Coin-Co. 304 Coins + Plus… 528-530 Coins Currency Antiquities - Hold History in Your Hands, LLC 413-415 CONECA [Club] 228 Darldona Eagle Eyes Viewer Inc. 231 Daryl's Coins
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Dealer Directory
Dealer Name
Booth #
David Johnson 319 David Redding Rare Coins 327 Donald Massey Coins 518 Douggins Collectibles 330-332 Early American Coppers [Club] 230 Ephesus Numismatics - Paul landsberg 401 Ephesus Numismatics - Tom Wood 310-312 FJH Coins and Stuff 431 Fleur de Lis Coins 407 Fuquay Coins & Jewelry 502-504 Gold History Corporation 614 G.R. Tiso Numismatics, Inc. 402-404 Gus's Coin Vault 421 Hallmark Rare Coins 211-213 Herakles Numismatics 315 Integrity Coins 322-326 Island Point Collectibles 424 J & R Coin Shop 425-427 Jim Matthews Coins 218 JW Coins 216 Kaylie's Coins 317 Keith Grubb Coins 526 KKoins Shop 512 L&M Coins 204-208 Lanny Gilliland 313 Larry Briggs Rare Coins 109-115 Legal Tender Coin & Currency 232 Liberty Coins 307 Lighthouse Enterprises 107 Locke's Rare Coins 101 Low Country Coins 409-411 LSCOA
419
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MacRae Rare Coin & Currency 506 Marcos Xagoraris 423 Mebane Auctions 305 Mike Lynch Coins 403-405 MintErrors.org 222-226 Nanson Numismatics 406 NC Coppers 210 NC Numismatic Properties, Inc. 321 Old North State Enterprises 323 Pierre Fricke 418 Premier Currency 414 R&B Numismatics 202 Randy Williams Coins 429 Rare Coins of Raleigh 203-205 Reeded Edge, Inc., The 420-422 RNH Collectibles 221 Robert Cook Coins 229 S&B Coins 522-524 S&S Coins 300-302 Sentry Box 520 Silver Dollar Associates 201 South Land Currency 328 Southeastern Investment Corp 500
Southern Cross 331-333, 430-432
Southern Precious Metals Exchange 233 SQSQ 220 Talton's Safes 608 The Coin Shop
306-308
Dealer Directory
Dealer Name
Booth #
Please see additional dealer listings on Page 12.
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Please come
visit us at Tables 420 & 422.
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Please come
visit us at Tables 420 & 422.
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Vernon Vallance 401 Wake Forest Coins 400 Wright Coins 117 Zeb Strawn 508-510
Stamp Dealers Big Lick Stamps 112-114 Carolina Stamp & Coin 100-102 Carter Stamps Ltd. 120 F.A. Stamps 104-106 Hugh Clark Stamps 116 Jay Smith & Associates 108-110 Longleaf Stamps 118 Raleigh Stamp Club 121
Located at
the back of Aisle 500.
Dealer Directory
Dealer Name
Booth #
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Please visit us at
Tables
322, 324 & 326.
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Come visit us at Tables 211 & 213
Please support our food drive to benefit the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina.
If you didn’t bring a food item to the Expo, no worries! Cash and check donations are also being accepted.
Please help those at risk of hunger!
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Educational Seminars Schedule
All talks take place in the rear of the hall in the curtained area. Just look for our “Educational Seminar” sign!
Friday
1:00pm Introduction to Collecting American Colonial Coins
Tom Wood Colonial and Ancient coin specialist
2:00pm The Many Ways to Collect Early Copper Coins Col. Steve Ellsworth ANA Governor, Early Copper Specialist & Dealer
3:00pm Joy of Collecting Indian head Cents Don Fraser RCC member and Indian Head Cent specialist
Saturday
1:00pm The Coin Dealer Newsletter: What It Is and How To Use It Effectively Patrick Perez Editor, Coin Dealer Newsletter (“Greysheet”)
2:00pm Tips for Improved Success When Buying on eBay Dave Provost Commemorative specialist and author
3:00pm Inaugural Tradition on Hold David Boitnott RCC member and Webmaster for inauguralmedals.com
Visit www.RaleighCoinClub.org for more information about the RCC and our Coin Hawks
program for young collectors!
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C. VERNON VALLANCE, JR.
Specializing in North Carolina Currency
Buy-Sell-Trade
Coins, Collectibles and Currency
Phone: 910-206-1589
Life Member: SPMC-ANA-NCNA-BRNA-FUN
Come Visit at Table 401
Don’t Miss Our “Kid’s Zone!”
Young collectors can learn about coins while having fun!
Free coin prizes for kids!
Located in the rear section of Aisle 100.
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Visit me at Table 418
See us at Tables 528 & 530
715 North Main ST
Fuquay-Varina, NC
Monday – Friday 10am-6pm Sat 10am-1pm 919-567-2700
www.coindealerfuquayvarina.com
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Come visit us at Table 210
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Come visit us at Table 231
ANACS is accepting submissions at Table 606.
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About the Raleigh Coin Club The Raleigh Coin Club is the Triangle area’s largest and longest-
running coin club! We got our start back in 1954 and have been going strong ever since!
But we’re so much more than a group of coin collectors – our members also collect paper money, medals, tokens and numismatic books! (There may even be a few stamp collectors amongst us!) We have beginning collectors, advanced collectors and collectors at every stage in between – you’ll never be “out of place” as a member of the Raleigh Coin Club.
One of the strengths of the RCC is the diversity of its members. With so many different areas of collecting interest among its membership, you’re sure to find a kindred spirit within our friendly group.
Wouldn’t it be great to find other collectors with whom you could…
Share your enthusiasm for the hobby?
Swap stories about your latest purchases?
Learn from or help educate?
You’ll find all of that and more at the Raleigh Coin Club!
Annual dues are $7.00 for adults and just $3.00 for young collectors under 18. Family memberships are $10.00. You’re free to “try the club on for size” before joining by attending a meeting or two (or more!) and getting to know us firsthand.
The Raleigh Coin Club meets the third Tuesday of each month. Our meetings are held at the Ridge Road Baptist Church in Raleigh. The church is located at 2011 Ridge Road (just minutes off the Rt. 440 Beltline).
The meetings start at 7:30pm (at 6:30pm we have a separate meeting for young collectors – our Coin Hawks) and generally adjourn about 9:30pm. The doors to the meeting room open at 7:00pm and many members arrive early to start “talkin’ coins” before the meeting begins.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
