NEXT SHOW: PNNA/WCC Show — April 2–4, 2027

Holiday Inn Portland at Columbia Riverfront
909 N Hayden Island Drive, Portland, OR 97217

Public hours:
Friday, April 2: 12 noon–7 PM
Saturday, April 3: 10 AM–6 PM
Sunday, April 4: 10 AM–4 PM
Plenty of free parking!

Scout Coin Collecting Merit Badge Workshop — Registration Open

Registration is open for our Scout Coin Collecting Merit Badge Workshop on Saturday, April 3, 2027, from 2 PM to about 5:10 PM at the Holiday Inn Portland at Columbia Riverfront, 909 N Hayden Island Drive, Portland, OR 97217, during the spring PNNA/WCC Show.

To register, email James Reinders at coins2027@collect3.com. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early. Scouts in uniform receive free admission to the workshop and coin show.

Please download the April 3 Scout workshop flyer (PDF) for preparation instructions and what to bring.

Fall 2026 WCC/PNNA Show — Thank You!

Thank you to everyone who made our fall WCC/PNNA Show such a great show! We look forward to seeing you again April 2–4, 2027 for the PNNA/WCC Show.

The fall 2026 show information is preserved below, including the floor plan, dealer directory and full theater schedule. Most of the same dealer will return again in April, with some news ones too! April program and dealer details will be posted when available (probably early March 2027).

Promotional banner for the past WCC/PNNA Show, October 30–November 1, 2026
A look back at the fall 2026 WCC/PNNA Show.

We had a great WCC/PNNA Show October 30–November 1, 2026! Thank you to our visitors, dealers, speakers, exhibitors and volunteers.

We are a non-profit corporation committed to numismatic education and the preservation and exploration of the history of coinage through centuries.

A Great Three-Day WCC/PNNA Show!

Friday October 30, 2026

through

Sunday November 1, 2026

Willamette Coin Club

co-sponsored by the PNNA

Plenty of free parking!

Holiday Inn Portland at Columbia Riverfront
909 N Hayden Island Drive
Portland, OR 97217

Professional coin dealers bought, sold and traded a wide variety of coins, tokens, paper currency, numismatic books, exonumia, and supplies.

Thank you for making this a great weekend of collecting in the Pacific Northwest!

  • No sales taxes. (It’s Oregon!)
  • The fall show included activities for kids and youths, plus door prizes.
  • The fall program featured excellent talks by experts, with the full theater schedule preserved below.

Fall 2026 Public Hours (Past Show)

Friday, October 30 from 12 noon to 7 PM
Saturday, October 31 from 10 AM to 6 PM
Sunday, November 1 from 10 AM to 4 PM

Fall 2026 admission was $5; kids were free.

Massive free parking and a spacious venue.

Fall 2026 early admission was $50: Friday starting at 9 AM; Saturday at 8 AM; and Sunday at 9 AM.

Theater Talks

The fall WCC/PNNA Show featured talks and workshops in the theater area to the front right as visitors entered the bourse (coin show room). The 2026 schedule and talk summaries are preserved in the guide below.

Collector Exhibits

The fall WCC/PNNA Show featured collector exhibits in the front left area of the bourse (coin show room), available to view during show hours.

Exhibits are an important part of major shows – offering opportunity for collectors to share their collections and educate attendees.

For the fall 2026 show, exhibitors were asked to reserve space by filling out an exhibit application and submitting it to the exhibit chair at least a week in advance. These fall resources are retained for reference; check for April application details when available.

Resources for exhibits:

Scouting Coin Collecting Merit Badge Workshop

Thank you to the Scouts who joined our fall Coin Collecting Merit Badge Workshop!

The workshop was held Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 2 PM to 5:30 PM. We enjoyed sharing coin collecting with the Scouts!

WCC is a non-profit (501c) corporation committed to numismatic education and the exploration and preservation of the history of money over the centuries.

For more information, please email pdxcoinclub@gmail.com.

Fall 2026 WCC/PNNA Show Guide

Floor plan · Find a dealer · Free talks · Exhibits · Join WCC

Floor plan

This floor plan is from the fall 2026 WCC/PNNA Show. Registration was at the bottom of the map, collector exhibits were on the left, and free Numismatic Theater talks were on the right. Tap the map to open it, then zoom in to read the table numbers. The April layout will be posted when available.

Portland Coin Show dealer map with dealer names and table numbers. Registration is at the bottom entrance, exhibits on the left, and free Numismatic Theater talks on the right.

Find a dealer

The fall 2026 dealer directory and table numbers are preserved below, including alternate name listings. Use the table numbers with the fall floor plan above. On your phone, use your browser’s “Find in page” command to search a name. April dealers and table assignments will be posted when available.

DealerTable(s)
AJPM
Portland, OR
Tables 92-94
Album, Stephen
Santa Rosa, CA
Table 24
Allen G. Berman
Fairfield, CT
Table 76
ANACS
Albany, OR
Table 78
Anderson, Daryl
Anacortes, WA
Table 65
Aploz! Coins, LLC
Dupont, WA
Tables 61-62
Art McBride Rare Coins
Hillsboro, OR
Tables 13-14
Beaverton Coin & Currency
Beaverton, OR
Tables 59-60
Berman, Allen G.
Fairfield, CT
Table 76
Bezayiff, Michael
Portland, OR
Table 70
Bonifer, Ryan
Scappoose, OR
Table 63
Brent Davis
Kennewick, WA
Table 86
Brian Herriott
Cincinnati, OH
Table 23
Cascadia Precious Metals
Beaverton, OR
Tables 96-98
(The) Coin Guy
Pullman, WA
Tables 130-131
Coins & Auctions Since 1994
Vancouver, WA
Table 127
Coins on the Blvd
Milwaukie, OR
Tables 79-81
Collectibles & Currency
Rancho Cordova, CA
Table 105
Cowlitz Coin
Longview, WA
Tables 89-91
Dan O’Keefe
Portland, OR
Table 9
Daryl Anderson
Anacortes, WA
Table 65
Dave Rethwisch
Portland, OR
Table 44
David Schmidt
Tacoma, WA
Table 111
Davis, Brent
Kennewick, WA
Table 86
Denny Magden, Inc.
McMinnville, OR
Table 99
DJ’s Coins
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Tables 47-49
Doug Wahner
College Place, WA
Tables 124-125
Drummey, John
Seattle, WA
Table 39
Ed Rothberg
Moorhead, MN
Tables 71-72
Eggimann’s RC Inc.
Reedsport, OR
Table 100
Evert “Fred” Twiss
Prineville, OR
Table 129
Every Day Coin (EDC Plug)
Tualatin, OR
Table 54
(NW) Exonumia
Ocean Shores, WA
Table 15
Fleetwood Inc.
Kent, WA
Tables 57-58
Gary Guernsey
Clinton, WA
Table 123
(The) Gold Baron
Longview, WA
Table 108
Grunberg Schloss Collector’s Cabinet
Sandpoint, ID
Tables 66-69
Guernsey, Gary
Clinton, WA
Table 123
Harry’s Coin Shop
Beaverton, OR
Tables 121-122
Hennessy, Rick
Beaverton, OR
Tables 10-11
Herriott, Brian
Cincinnati, OH
Table 23
Hobson, Rick
Portland, OR
Tables 82-83
Howe, John
Silverdale, WA
Tables 40-41
Jack Tipping
Onalaska, WA
Table 50
Jasper “Jake” Shell
Corvallis, OR
Tables 118-119
Jeff Shevlin
Carmichael, CA
Tables 116-117
John Drummey
Seattle, WA
Table 39
John Howe
Silverdale, WA
Tables 40-41
Kasual Kollectibles
Federal Way, WA
Tables 42-43
Lacey Rare Coins
Lacey, WA
Tables 30-31
Liberty Coin & Currency
Vancouver, WA
Tables 101-104
Loos, Scott and Lisa
North Bend, WA
Tables 73-75
Magden, Denny
McMinnville, OR
Table 99
Magpie Collectibles
Seattle, WA
Tables 87-88
Makes Cents
Garden City, ID
Tables 55-56
Mark Nielsen
Bonney Lake, WA
Tables 84-85
Markowitz, Nathan
Springfield, OR
Tables 25-26
McBride, Art
Hillsboro, OR
Tables 13-14
Michael Bezayiff
Portland, OR
Table 70
Monticello Rare Coins
University Place, WA
Tables 112-115
Multnomah Coins Inc.
Oregon City, OR
Table 95
Nathan Markowitz
Springfield, OR
Tables 25-26
Nathan Upton
Corvallis, OR
Table 3
Nielsen, Mark
Bonney Lake, WA
Tables 84-85
Nova Online, Inc.
Tigard, OR
Tables 32-34
NW Exonumia
Ocean Shores, WA
Table 15
O’Keefe, Dan
Portland, OR
Table 9
Oakes, Steven
Portland, OR
Tables 109-110
Pacifica Trading Company
Marina, CA
Tables 37-38
Penny Lady
Irvine, CA
Table 6
Portland Mint
Vancouver, WA
Tables 16-17
Redmond Rare Coins
Kirkland, WA
Tables 106-107
Rendezvous C&S
Quilcene, WA
Table 12
Rethwisch, Dave
Portland, OR
Table 44
Rhesaena Numismatics
Bellevue, WA
Table 77
Rick Hennessy
Beaverton, OR
Tables 10-11
Rick Hobson
Portland, OR
Tables 82-83
Robert White
Gresham, OR
Tables 51-53
Rothberg, Ed
Moorhead, MN
Tables 71-72
Ryan Bonifer
Scappoose, OR
Table 63
Schmidt, David
Tacoma, WA
Table 111
Scott and Lisa Loos World Coins
North Bend, WA
Tables 73-75
Scott Swearingen
Salem, OR
Table 128
Seattle Coin Shop
Seattle, WA
Tables 35-36
Select Rarities
San Diego, CA
Tables 7-8
Shell, Jasper “Jake”
Corvallis, OR
Tables 118-119
Shevlin, Jeff
Carmichael, CA
Tables 116-117
Stephen Album Rare Coins, Inc.
Santa Rosa, CA
Table 24
Steven Oakes
Portland, OR
Tables 109-110
Swearingen, Scott
Salem, OR
Table 128
Tipping, Jack
Onalaska, WA
Table 50
Tipsico Coin LLC
Eagle, ID
Tables 1-2
Treasurespotter Coins
Tigard, OR
Table 64
Trophy Point Coins
West Linn, OR
Table 126
Twiss, Evert “Fred”
Prineville, OR
Table 129
Upton, Nathan
Corvallis, OR
Table 3
Wahner, Doug
College Place, WA
Tables 124-125
West Coast Coins
Toledo, OR
Tables 18-22, 27-29
Westside Coins
Lake Oswego, OR
Tables 45-46
White, Robert
Gresham, OR
Tables 51-53

Free Numismatic Theater talks

The fall 2026 WCC/PNNA Show theater program is preserved below. Talks were free with show admission, in the theater to the right as visitors entered the show room. Expand a talk to read its summary. This was the published proposed program; the April program will be posted when available.

Friday, October 30, 2026

2:30 PM — Continental Currency: 250 year old money (and Affordable Collecting options)

James Reinders

As America marks its 250th anniversary, this talk explores Continental Currency as American-made Revolutionary money and the surprising European-made twist behind Continental Dollar pieces. It connects history, design, wartime finance, and collecting options, with emphasis on affordable ways to own and study material tied to the nation’s founding.

3:00 PM — You Inherited a Coin Collection, Now What?

Rick Schulz, PNNA (regional coin club) president

Discussion on ways to approach dealing with an inherited collection — whether you seek education, collecting more, or selling the collection. Time for discussion and questions/answers. Useful class for collectors to help think about what happens after they pass as well.

3:30 PM — Identify Any Coin, How To

JK and James Reinders

A practical introduction to identifying unfamiliar coins. Learn how to use clues such as country, denomination, date, mintmark, portraits, symbols, metal, and lettering, then combine standard references and online tools to narrow down what a coin is.

4:00 PM — Safe Coin Storage: Protecting Your Collection from PVC and Other Damage

James Reinders

A practical guide to storing coins safely, with a clear warning about PVC holders and the damage they can cause. This talk covers safer holder choices, basic handling, humidity and storage habits, and simple steps collectors can take to protect coins without overcomplicating things.

Saturday, October 31, 2026

11:00 AM — You Inherited a Coin Collection, Now What?

Rick Schulz, PNNA (regional coin club) president

Discussion on ways to approach dealing with an inherited collection — whether you seek education, collecting more, or selling the collection. Time for discussion and questions/answers. Useful class for collectors to help think about what happens after they pass as well.

11:30 AM — Identify Any Coin, How To

JK and James Reinders

A practical introduction to identifying unfamiliar coins. Learn how to use clues such as country, denomination, date, mintmark, portraits, symbols, metal, and lettering, then combine standard references and online tools to narrow down what a coin is.

12:00 Noon — 1913 Buffalo Nickel and the Buffalo Soldiers

John Allen Kelly, Portland author

Portland author John Allen Kelly explores the history of the 1913 Buffalo nickel and the Buffalo Soldiers, drawing connections to his novel Lola’s Buffalo Nickel, inspired by his grandmother’s story.

12:30 PM — Safe Coin Storage: Protecting Your Collection from PVC and Other Damage

James Reinders

A practical guide to storing coins safely, with a clear warning about PVC holders and the damage they can cause. This talk covers safer holder choices, basic handling, humidity and storage habits, and simple steps collectors can take to protect coins without overcomplicating things.

1:00 PM — Treasures in Your Pocket: An Introduction to Numismatics

Eric Holcomb

An introduction to numismatics for beginning collectors. Eric will explain what numismatics is, what types of items can be collected and where to find them, how to organize, store, and care for items, when authentication or grading may help, how to think about value and selling including estates, and ways to learn more through hobby associations and exhibits.

1:30 PM — Continental Currency: 250 year old money (and Affordable Collecting options)

James Reinders

As America marks its 250th anniversary, this talk explores Continental Currency as American-made Revolutionary money and the surprising European-made twist behind Continental Dollar pieces. It connects history, design, wartime finance, and collecting options, with emphasis on affordable ways to own and study material tied to the nation’s founding.

2:00 PM — Coin Collecting Merit Badge Workshop

James Reinders, merit badge counselor

Scouts review the Scouting Coin Collecting Merit Badge, and either earn it completely or are ready to finish it up soon.

Scouting workshop information and advance registration

5:30 PM — You Inherited a Coin Collection, Now What?

Rick Schulz, PNNA (regional coin club) president

Discussion on ways to approach dealing with an inherited collection — whether you seek education, collecting more, or selling the collection. Time for discussion and questions/answers. Useful class for collectors to help think about what happens after they pass as well.

Sunday, November 1, 2026

11:00 AM — Treasures in Your Pocket: An Introduction to Numismatics

Eric Holcomb

An introduction to numismatics for beginning collectors. Eric will explain what numismatics is, what types of items can be collected and where to find them, how to organize, store, and care for items, when authentication or grading may help, how to think about value and selling including estates, and ways to learn more through hobby associations and exhibits.

11:30 AM — You Inherited a Coin Collection, Now What?

Rick Schulz, PNNA (regional coin club) president

Discussion on ways to approach dealing with an inherited collection — whether you seek education, collecting more, or selling the collection. Time for discussion and questions/answers. Useful class for collectors to help think about what happens after they pass as well.

12:30 PM — U.S. Variety Coin Collecting

Jimmy Krozel, Willamette Coin Club President

Explore the wide range of U.S. die varieties and how collectors build fascinating specialty collections.

Collector exhibits

The fall show’s collector exhibits, to the left as visitors entered the show room, were open during public hours. Thank you to the exhibitors who shared their collections and stories, and to everyone who voted for a favorite exhibit.

Keep collecting with WCC

Enjoyed the show? Keep the enthusiasm going and meet collectors all year through the Willamette Coin Club. New and experienced collectors are welcome. Find out about joining WCC, or ask a club volunteer when we see you again in April.

Guests are welcome at monthly club meetings: usually the third Thursday, starting at 6 p.m., at Garden Home Recreation Center, 7475 SW Oleson Road, Portland. Check the club website for changes before attending.