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About Us [much more]

The Tallahassee Coin Club (officially registered as the Tallahassee Numismatic Club - TNC for short) is the largest coin club within the entire north Florida / south Georgia geographical region. To our knowledge, the nearest comparable clubs are as far away as Albany, Warner Robins and Byron, GA (north), Jacksonville (east), Ocala (south) and Panama City (west). We meet on the second Wednesday of each month, 6pm - 8pm, at the Tallahassee Senior Center, 1400 North Monroe on the ground floor. Beginners, as well as seasoned and astute collectors and dealers, attend each month to discuss numismatic-related pursuits - coins, paper money, tokens, exonumia, and sound money legislation. During our meetings, we buy, sell, trade, auction and share numismatic material and education between ourselves to further our enjoyment of the hobby.

Originally called the Capital City Coin Club (organized in 1968), the current iteration of the club is always seeking new members. You are invited to attend any meeting at no cost to determine whether we are a good fit for you. Thereafter, annual dues are only $15 per family, payable in January. (NOTE: dues will likely increase to $25 Jan 2026.)

Tallahassee Coin Club is a member of the ANA and FUN, and currently offers a couple of two-day coin shows per year, in mid March and late July. Our Constitution and Bylaws provide full guidance on operations for the Tallahassee Coin Club. TNC does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, gender expression, political affiliation, age, national origin, or disability.
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Club Officers [archives]

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Next Meeting [archives]

September 9, 2026: 6-8pm
Tallahassee Senior Center, 1400 N. Monroe

What did you buy at the two day show from August 22-23? Fifteen dealers, including Hemanth and myself, took booths at the show (one was a special "one day only" dealer), and I heard comments both positive and negative, as well as constructive from most of them. I feel like the overall sentiment was positive despite the fact that this is a new show. As we gain traction with foot traffic, undoubtedly the dealer attendance will increase as well. Whereas last year, the show was some $400 "in the red", we were probably dead-on break-even this year, although Hemanth will have to give us the final show results. That said, the donated raffle items clearly lost money due to low participation.

Discussion Topics

Meeting General Agenda:

  1. 6pm - everyone arrives
  2. display any auction items on activity table
  3. buy tickets for displayed raffle item(s)
  4. show'n'tell and topic discussions
  5. 6:45pm - meeting opens with Treasurer's Report
    • prior month's income and expenditures
    • club's current financial balance(s)
  6. scheduled presentation(s)
  7. 7:30 typically - pick raffle item winners
  8. last call and then settle silent auction bids
  9. 8pm meeting concludes

Auction Rules:

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Calendar 2026 [archives]

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Download/Print Forms [archives]

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Articles [archives]


Coin Collecting for Beginners

Grading Lincoln Cents
Grading Liberty Nickels
Grading Barber Dimes
Grading Morgan Dollars
DO NOT clean coins
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Precious Metals Charts


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Ethics

All club members and coin show dealers and attendees are expected to abide by a sensible code of ethics intended to protect the numismatic community from fraudulent activity. This includes, but is not limited to:

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