Dedicated to the enrichment of the numismatic hobby in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Welcome to the Website of the Virginia Numismatic Association! We are a non-profit organization striving to educate and serve the many collectors and dealers in the Virginia Commonwealth.VNA has grown since its beginnings in 1959 to become one of the largest state organizations in the United States serving our hobby. Our membership is international.VNA publishes an excellent numismatic journal quarterly called "The Numismatist", hosts a annual convention and supports other coin show events statewide.
The purpose of this website is to offer a wealth of information to the numismatic community of Virginia. We hope you enjoy the content!
THE 51st VNA CONVENTION AND COIN SHOW WAS A GREAT SUCCESS WITH ALMOST A THOUSAND VISITORS WITHIN THE MAGNIFICENT GREATER RICHMOND CONVENTION CENTER!
THERE WAS AN INCREDIBLE ALAN BLAIR AUCTION, WORLD-CLASS EXHIBITIONS, SPEAKERS, A VERY FUN GOLD PANNING STATION, FREE COINS FOR CHILDREN AND FREE APPRAISALS! F0R THE FIRST TIME WE HAD ELECTRIC CAR SHUTTLE SERVICE THROUGHOUT THE THREE-DAY EVENT SEPTEMBER 18TH-20TH.
BE SURE TO OFTEN CHECK THIS WEBSITE FOR UPCOMING NEWS ON 2010 VNA EVENTS!
The Greater Richmond Convention Center - A world-class location!
Friday morning's ribbon cutting! From left to right... VNA President John Koebert, Bourse Chairman George Cash, the first customer and Richmond Coin Club President Harvey Hinson
Helpful smiles at the VNA Registration table.
Dealers from all over the country patricipated in the 2009 VNA Convention and enjoyed steady crowds.
Staff of Reed Gold Mine educate young and old on how to pan for gold.
Reed Gold Mine is located in Midland, NC.
Bob Hart of the Tidewater Coin Club leads a boy scout merit badge workshop for coin collecting.
Volunteer Dave Robertson anxiously mans the controls of one of the VNA's two shuttles for visitor and dealer convenience.
