CDN Sets up for first time at Baltimore Coin Expo
We’ve met a lot of friends and subscribers at the Baltimore Expo this week. This is the first time CDN has set up a booth at this show and the reception we received has been really positive. Patrick Ian Perez, editor, finally has a rare free moment between meetings.
We’ve met a lot of friends and subscribers at the Baltimore Expo this week. This is the first time CDN has set up a booth at this show and the reception we received has been really positive. Patrick Ian Perez, editor, finally has a rare free moment between meetings.
Despite general malaise at coin shows recently, we found the Baltimore event to be extremely active and well attended. Dealers and advanced collectors were eager to chat with us about all of the changes we are working on at CDN and we received a good deal of positive feedback and suggestions.
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