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Coin Shows in St. Charles, Missouri

There are currently 2 upcoming coin shows listed for St. Charles, Missouri. The next is Coin X STL, Powered by RoundTable Trading on 2026-11-06 at St. Charles Convention Center. Some shows recur monthly or quarterly — check individual show pages for recurrence details and future dates.

Coin X STL, Powered by RoundTable Trading

NOV6–7

St. Charles Convention Center · St. Charles, MO

Coin enthusiasts won't want to miss Coin X STL, Powered by RoundTable Trading at its new venue, the Marriott St. Louis Airport Ballrooms in St. Louis, MO. This exciting annual numismatic event brings together collectors and dealers for a premier coin show experience featuring an impressive lineup of professional numismatists and coin dealers. The 2025 dealer list includes over 60 respected vendors offering everything from rare coins and currency to precious metals and collectibles. Notable participants include ANACS Appraisal Services, Eagle Rare Coin Co., Imperial Coin Exchange, and many other established names in the numismatic community, ensuring attendees will find quality coins and expert knowledge under one roof. Whether you're searching for specific coins to complete your collection or exploring investment opportunities in precious metals, this St. Louis coin show provides an excellent opportunity to connect with fellow collectors and discover unique numismatic treasures. Contact Mary Woodside for additional details about this must-attend numismatic event.

2-day

Missouri Numismatic Society 66th Annual Coin Show and Scotsman Auction

JUL21–24

St. Charles Convention Center · St. Charles, MO

Discover one of the midwest's largest coin shows at the Missouri Numismatic Society 66th Annual Coin Show and Scotsman Auction. This premier numismatic event features more than 140 coin dealers buying and selling everything from modern to ancient coins, U.S. to world currency, bullion, and related collectibles. Located at the St. Charles Convention Center in St. Charles, MO, this summer tradition offers free admission and parking for all attendees. Coin enthusiasts of all ages will find something special at this comprehensive show. Educational displays provide learning opportunities for collectors, while the Young Numismatist table ensures every child receives special giveaways. Whether you're seeking rare finds, building your collection, or looking to sell numismatic items, this St. Charles coin show connects you with serious dealers and fellow collectors from across the region. The show runs Wednesday through Saturday, with dealer setup beginning July 16th. Early bird admission starts at 3 PM on Wednesday, while general public hours begin Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 10 AM. Dealers interested in participating can complete the Dealer Bourse Application with required deposit for this prestigious Missouri numismatic event.

4-day

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there monthly coin shows in St. Charles?

There are currently 2 upcoming coin shows listed for St. Charles. The next is Coin X STL, Powered by RoundTable Trading on 2026-11-06 at St. Charles Convention Center. Some shows recur monthly or quarterly — check individual show pages for recurrence details and future dates.

What should I bring to a coin show in St. Charles?

Bring cash (most dealers prefer it), a loupe or magnifier, a want list of coins you're looking for, any coins you want to sell or have appraised, and comfortable shoes. Check the show page for admission details before attending.

Are coin shows in St. Charles free to attend?

Admission varies by show. Many local club shows are free or have a small door fee ($1–$5). Larger regional shows may charge $5–$10. Early bird dealer access often requires an additional fee. Check the individual show pages for current admission details.

Which dealers attend coin shows in St. Charles?

Dealer attendance is tracked on individual show pages where dealers have confirmed their attendance through US Coin Shows. You can also browse all Missouri coin dealers to find specialists near St. Charles.

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