New York International Numismatic Convention

About this show

Held each January in Manhattan, this annual convention is run by its own standing organization, with a president, a bourse chairman and a permanent management team rather than a local club. The bourse regularly seats more than 100 dealers specializing in world and ancient numismatics, spread across two ballrooms and an adjoining gallery area. Auction sessions are the defining element, running across seven days and drawing multiple firms that sell foreign and ancient material exclusively. Club and society meetings, lectures and educational seminars run alongside the bourse, with separate rooms set aside for auction lot viewing.

• The first convention was held in December 1971, founded by dealer Richard Margolis.
• Before 2001 the convention met at the World Trade Center, after which it moved to January and to a series of midtown hotels.
• NGC serves as an Official Grading Service and accepts submissions at its booth; PCGS attends on a submissions-only basis.
• The convention has hosted charity auctions benefiting non-profit institutions, including the American Numismatic Society, which gave it the 2025 Trustees' Award.

Compiled by Coinsel from public information about the show. Check the organizer's page for anything specific to this date.

Coin shops near the venue

Within 15miles, if you are making a day of it. Shop hours are on each shop's page where we have them.

• Bullion Trading LLCunder 1 mi
• Bullion Exchangesunder 1 mi
• NYC Bullionunder 1 mi
• Manhattan Coin Shopunder 1 mi
• newyorkgoldmarketunder 1 mi