What is likely the first coin show to scheduled since the shutdowns for the COVID-19 pandemic was approved this week. The Vegas Pop Up Coin Show will be held on July 2-5 at the Palace Station Hotel and Casino.
According to the announcement, the show will have only 15 dealers and no more than 25 people staffing dealer tables. The dealers will occupy 24-foot booths to ensure that there is a six-foot distance between people.
Organizers will control the entry to ensure that no more than 50 people are in the room at the same time. All of these measures comply with Nevada’s social distancing regulations.
The organizer appears to have gone to great lengths to organize a coin show and meet the health requirements of the time. If there are any Coin Collectors Blog readers attend this show, I would be happy to post your report. Just contact me with your information.
And now the news…
June 16, 2020
Kazan Federal University Kazan Federal University, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna, Russia), and Khalikov Institute of Archeology (Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, Kazan, Russia) are working together to study the physical properties of the coins found on the territory of former Volga Bulgaria.
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phys.org
June 16, 2020
The cashier at WHSmith clears his throat to make sure Diane von Kesmark, 72, can hear him. 'It's hygiene, madam,' he tells her, emphatically. But he is not referring to the transparent plastic shield separating customers from the till, nor the latex gloves he is wearing to handle goods.
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thisismoney.co.uk
June 19, 2020
Palace Station is bringing in the Vegas Pop Up Coin Show — an in-person convention that will set up 15 dealers in an area that usually has 80 exhibitors.
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8newsnow.com
June 20, 2020
VILNIUS (Reuters) – Lithuania began minting a collector's coin, dubbed a "coin of hope", on Wednesday to mark the year of the new coronavirus and pay tribute to doctors, nurses and others who helped the country weather the pandemic.
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news.yahoo.com
June 20, 2020
“The flow of coins through the economy has gotten all — it’s kind of stopped," Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell said Wednesday. (Mike Blake/Reuters)
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washingtonpost.com
June 20, 2020
Gold has been a highly sought after asset in 2020, with the yellow metal rising by more than 15% in the first five months of the year. Now trading at just below AUD 2,500 per ounce, gold has strongly outperformed most traditional assets including shares, property and term deposits, with this outperformance dating back to early 2000s.
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themarketherald.com.au
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That’s not a show. It’s a “showette” at best. Count me in the camp that says we need to Stay Calm and Carry On, lest we make permanent this dystopian hell we’ve managed to talk ourselves into.
Scott
If shows will need 24 foot by tables, that will reduce the number of dealers and profits for the organizers. Many shows will not be able to operate under those conditions.
Sincerely
Bob