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Past eventHeld October 1–4, 2026

Annual NCNA Coin Show and Convention 2026

The 68th annual NCNA Coin Show and Convention was billed as a combination of a dealer bourse, educational exhibits, seminars, and a Young Collector’s Zone.

The Cabarrus Arena And Events Center, Concord, NC

Held
October 1–4, 2026
Venue
The Cabarrus Arena And Events Center, Concord, NC
Early entry
$50.00 on Thursday

TL;DR

  • Annual NCNA Coin Show and Convention 2026 took place October 1–4 at The Cabarrus Arena And Events Center in Concord, NC.
  • The public program was scheduled to include a dealer bourse, educational exhibits, educational seminars, and a Young Collector’s Zone.
  • This was the 68th annual NCNA Coin Show and Convention.

Who was in the room

Coin dealers

Coin dealers were part of the event audience.

NCNA members

NCNA members were scheduled to receive early admittance to the bourse.

Young collectors

Young collectors were billed as having access to the Young Collector’s Zone, free coins, and a treasure hunt.

Featured speakers

6 listed

Joe Ridder

Educational Seminar Speaker

Bill Brewer

Educational Seminar Speaker

Paul Bradley

Boy Scout Coin Collecting Merit Badge Seminar Leader

Bob Pedolsky

Young Collector Seminar Speaker

Paul Horner

Educational Seminar Speaker

Tom Wood

Educational Seminar Speaker

Venue & travel

Venue

The Cabarrus Arena And Events Center, 4751 Highway 49, Concord, NC 28205

Questions people ask

6 answered

The next edition, the 69th Annual NCNA Convention and Show, is scheduled for September 30th – October 3rd, 2027 in Concord, NC.

Annual NCNA Coin Show and Convention 2026 took place October 1–4, 2026.

It was held at The Cabarrus Arena And Events Center, 4751 Highway 49, Concord, NC 28205.

Coin dealers, NCNA members, and young collectors were identified participant groups.

It was worth it for collectors who wanted to browse a dealer bourse in person, have coins submitted for grading through ANACS on site, and sit in on educational seminars and the public exhibits judged by vote. Families and newer collectors also had a clear draw, since the Young Collector's Zone was billed as giving out free coins and running a treasure hunt, and a Boy Scout merit badge seminar was on the speaker list. Serious investors or dealers who wanted the widest possible buyer pool would likely have gotten less from a state-level association show than from a national convention.

Attendees at coin shows usually wear casual clothing such as jeans and polos, since much of the time is spent standing or walking along bourse tables. Comfortable shoes were sensible for a long day at the arena in Concord.

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