Convention History

1891 to Present 
(including future conventions)


In 2011 and 2012, the ANA held three shows per year by expanding the National Money Show to include two events annually – once in the spring, and once in the fall.

Prior to 2011, the ANA held two shows each year – The World’s Fair of Money in the summer, and the  National Money Show in the spring.

Prior to 1977, the ANA only held one convention per year, if at all.


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Year Annual Spring Fall
2023 Pittsburgh Phoenix
2022 Chicago Colorado Springs
2021 Chicago Phoenix (cancelled)
2020 Pittsburgh (cancelled) Atlanta
2019 Chicago Pittsburgh
2018 Philadelphia Irving
2017 Denver Orlando
2016 Anaheim Dallas
2015 Chicago Portland
2014 Chicago Atlanta
2013 Chicago New Orleans
2012 Philadephia Denver Dallas
2011 Chicago Sacramento Pittsburgh
2010 Boston Fort Worth
2009 Los Angeles Portland
2008 Baltimore Phoenix
2007 Milwaukee Charlotte
2006 Denver Atlanta
2005 San Francisco Kansas City
2004 Pittsburgh Portland
2003 Baltimore Charlotte
2002 New York Jacksonville
2001 Atlanta Salt Lake City
2000 Philadelphia Ft. Lauderdale
1999 Chicago Sacramento
1998 Portland Cincinnati
1997 New York Cleveland
1996 Denver Tucson
1995 Anaheim Atlanta
1994 Detroit New Orleans
1993 Baltimore Colorado Springs
1992 Orlando Dallas
1991 Chicago Dallas
1990 Seattle San Diego
1989 Pittsburgh Colorado Springs
1988 Cincinnati Little Rock
1987 Atlanta Charlotte
1986 Milwaukee Salt Lake City
1985 Baltimore San Antonio
1984 Detroit Colorado Springs
1983 San Diego Tucson
1982 Boston Colorado Springs
1981 New Orleans Honolulu
1980 Cincinnati Albuquerque
1979 St. Louis
1978 Houston Colorado Springs
1977 Atlanta
1976 New York
1975 Los Angeles
1974 Miami
1973 Boston
1972 New Orleans
1971 Washington DC
1970 St. Louis
1969 Philadelphia
1968 San Diego
1967 Miami
1966 Chicago
1965 Houston
1964 Cleveland
1963 Denver
1962 Detroit
1961 Atlanta
1960 Boston
1959 Portland
Year Annual Spring Fall
1958 Los Angeles
1957 Philadelphia
1956 Chicago
1955 Omaha
1954 Cleveland
1953 Dallas
1952 New York
1951 Phoenix San FranciscoSan Francisco
1950 Milwaukee
1949 San Francisco
1948 Boston
1947 Buffalo
1946 Davenport
1945 No Convention
1944 Chicago
1943 Chicago
1942 Cincinnati
1941 Philadelphia
1940 Detroit
1939 New York
1938 Columbus
1937 Washington DC
1936 Minneapolis
1935 Pittsburgh
1934 Cleveland
1933 Chicago
1932 Los Angeles
1931 Cincinnati
1930 Buffalo
1929 Chicago
1928 Rochester
1927 Hartford
1926 Washington DC
1925 Detroit
1924 Cleveland
1923 Montreal
1922 New York
1921 Boston
1920 Chicago
1919 Philadelphia
1918 No Convention
1917 Rochester
1916 Baltimore
1915 San Francisco
1914 Springfield
1913 Detroit
1912 Rochester
1911 Chicago
1910 New York
1909 Montreal
1908 Philadelphia
1907 Columbus
1906 No Convention
1905 No Convention
1904 St. Louis
1903 No Convention
1902 No Convention
1901 Buffalo
1900 No Convention
1899 No Convention
1898 No Convention
1897 No Convention
1896 No Convention
1895 Washington DC
1894 Detroit
1893 Chicago
1892 Pittsburgh
1891 Chicago
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