The World's Fair of Money is the summer convention of the American Numismatic Association, the collectors' body founded in 1891, and is widely considered the largest coin show in the country. The city rotates: the 2025 edition was held in Oklahoma City, the 2026 edition at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, August 25 to 29, with more than 500 dealers on the floor. The ANA Museum Showcase regularly brings rarities worth over $100 million, and the free Money Talks lectures run alongside the trading.
Adult admission in 2026 was $10 a day Tuesday through Friday or $25 for the week; children 12 and under and military personnel get in free, and Saturday is free for everyone. Serious buyers come early in the week, when fresh material is still on the tables. Because the location moves every year, travel costs vary widely, so it pays to plan around the announced host city.
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