Completed Event Summary
This is a summary of major PNNA or ANA related events completed within the past year or two, with the most recently completed events at the top.
To see upcoming events, please return to the welcome page, or see the event calendar. For older events, see the summaries by decade and year under the “News” menu, or see back issues of The Nor’wester.
2025

Salem Numismatic Society
SALEM COIN & STAMP SHOW, Rickreall, OR
December 20-21, 2025
Willamette Coin Club
Annual Portland Coin Show, Portland, OR
November 15-16, 2025
The new location, starting with the 2025 Portland coin show, was:
Holiday Inn Columbia Riverfront, 909 N Hayden Island Dr., Portland, OR
PNNA Fall Coin Show (20th Annual), Tukwila, Washington – October 3-5, 2025. For full fall show information, please see the event page at https://www.pnna.org/wp/events/fall/.
See the dealer list for the 2025 fall coin show in Tukwila.
The 4th Quarter 2025 fall coin show edition of the PNNA’s publication, The Nor’wester, in full color, is available online at https://pnna.org/news/pdf/PNNAnews2025_Q4.pdf. Paper copies were mailed to subscribers on 9/18 and were also available at the show.

PNNA 85th anniversary “coins” were available at the fall show, for $10 each. See the blog post. If you still want one of these souvenirs, they will be available at various coin clubs and coin shows. Contact us (info@pnna.org) to inquire.


Washington State (Puyallup) Fair
This year’s Fair ran from August 29-September 21, 2025, and the PNNA once again had a display in the Hobby Hall. See the PNNA Fair webpage. Have questions or wish to volunteer next year? Please contact Hobby Hall/Fair coordinator Rick Schulz via email at richardf53@yahoo.com, or by telephone at 253-535-0690. For general numismatic questions, you can also email info@pnna.org.
World’s Fair of Money® (ANA anniversary convention)
This year’s convention was held August 19-23, 2025, at the Oklahoma City Convention Center in Oklahoma City, OK.
The 3rd Q 2025 edition of The Nor’wester is a short edition with an updated president’s/Fair coordinator’s message, and a summary of PNNA awards for 2025 with photos of some of the Presidential Award recipients. (The online version has color photos.) Online and postal mailing to members was completed in early July.

ANA Summer Seminar
This event was held June 22-July 2, 2025, in Colorado Springs, CO. Each year’s seminar has two four-day (Sunday-Wednesday) class sessions. A course catalog is available online from the ANA.
National Coin Week
April 20-26, 2025. This was the 102nd NCW, and the theme was “Iconic Change: Pop Culture & Coins Unite!”
PNNA Convention and Spring Coin Show (74th Annual), Tukwila, Washington – April 11-13, 2025. For full spring show information, please see the event page at https://www.pnna.org/wp/events/spring/.
See the 2025 PNNA Convention Report (with photos).
See the dealer list for the 2025 spring coin show in Tukwila.

See the 2nd Q 2025 edition of The Nor’wester with feature articles about encased postage of the Civil War and proof Barber and Mercury Dimes. Free paper copies were available at the PNNA spring coin show and were mailed on Mar. 17, 2025, to members subscribed to paper copies.

The ANA NATIONAL MONEY SHOW® was held February 27-March 1, 2025, at the Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Boeing Employee’s Coin Show was held January 18-19, 2025, in Kent, Washington. Although this is not a PNNA-sponsored event, it is one of the larger shows in the Northwest, and the PNNA may participate in Scouting or other programs at the show, as well as have a board meeting.
The 1st Quarter 2025 edition of The Nor’wester (see blog post; mailed on Dec. 30, 2024) contains information about PNNA awards and scholarships for 2025.
2020-2024
Please see 2024 news page for 2024 events.
Please see 2023 news page for 2023 events.
Please see 2022 news page for 2022 events.
Please see 2021 news page for 2021 events.
Please see 2020 news page for 2020 events.
To see upcoming events, please return to the welcome page, or see the event calendar. For older events, see the summaries by decade and year under the “News” menu, or see back issues of The Nor’wester.
