& COIN SHOWS
IN NORTHWEST INDIANA
EXPERIENCED DEALERS
COLLECTIBLE STAMPS AND COINS
FREE ADMISSION
SNACK BAR AVAILABLE
HOURLY DOOR PRIZES
NWI COIN AND STAMP SHOWS
Calumet Stamp and Coin Shows celebrates more than 50-years of shows. 6-shows/year with 15-20 experienced dealers both buying and selling rare stamps and coins. Largest show of its kind in Northwest Indiana.
We host six shows each year that are well attended by collectors. Whether you want to buy or sell stamps and/or coins, or just have a great conversation with the dealers and fellow collectors, be sure to check out our show schedule.
Admission is free. Plenty of free parking. Snacks bar. Hourly door prizes.
Come out and enjoy sharing and learning from experienced and knowledgable dealers with large collections. Spend the day with others that enjoy the hobby of collecting stamps and coins.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
The Calumet Stamp and Coin Show welcomes all collectors and interested parties to meet with us and share their experiences at our bi-monthly shows.
We especially invite the youth of our community to discover the historical significance of collectibles and to experience the satisfaction of a lifelong hobby.
If you’re a beginner we can teach you how to get started including the tools you will need, the many collecting options, and where to obtain materials. We can also show you how to evaluate an item”s value, how to store your collection and much more!!
WHY BECOME A COLLECTOR
Despite a lack of youthful interest, stamp collecting remains a surprisingly strong pastime. Linn’s Stamp News estimates there are 5 million stamp collectors in the United States, with over 30 national stamp shows annually. Making money isn’t usually the point, though. Rather, it’s the satisfaction of finding rarities and filling holes in personalized collections.
RARE FINDS
The world record price for a stamp at auction was broken in June 2014 with the sale of the British Guiana 1-cent Black on magenta for $9.48 million, he said.
There are only two values that you should consider when buying or selling coins: Numismatic/collectible value, and the value of the precious metal content in the coin itself.
Numismatic value is a science unto itself, and should be approached cautiously. For example, when buying late-night TV offers of “limited edition” coins, be aware – most of these items are overpriced.
Finding stamps and coins can be tricky. Collectors scour websites, shows, local dealers and auctions. The possibility of a find occasionally draws those who’ve inherited collections. They are seldom worth much.
WANTED – STAMPS & COINS
Do you have collectible coins that you’re interested in selling? Or stamps that you think may have value? Turn your coins and/or stamps into cash. Maybe you don’t know the value of your coins or stamps. We can help
Contact George for an honest appraisal.