The National Money Show is the smaller spring counterpart to the ANA's summer convention, held in late February or early March in a different city each year. The 2025 show in Atlanta drew more than 3,200 visitors, and the 2026 edition moved to the Savannah Convention Center for February 26 to 28, where a 1913 Liberty Head nickel insured for $3 million went on display. NGC and PMG accepted submissions on site, and the ANA ran its grading seminar in conjunction with the show.
The format suits collectors who find the World's Fair of Money overwhelming: fewer aisles, shorter lines, and dealers who have time to talk. Adult admission was $10 in 2026, with children 12 and under free. The flip side of the modest scale is a thinner selection of top rarities for sale, and the three-day schedule leaves little slack if a flight is delayed.
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