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It's Spring Show Time!!!
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Now that we have recovered from Tucson, our attention now turns to the spring show circuit. The Collector's Edge will be doing shows in Denver, Houston, and Shanghai in April.
The Shanghai show runs from April 13th to the 16th at the Pudong Exhibition Hall. We are expanding our booth there this year and I am excited about the opportunity to meet the mineral collecting community there.
We will also be set up at Marty's Spring Colorado Mineral and Fossil Show, from the 20th to the 22nd of April.
The name of the hotel has changed to Ramada Inn, but the location is the same.
I think Teddy's is still the waterhole there too.
Our room # is 113. We have a mix of high end retail specimens and tweener specimens that are just a little to good for wholesale.
We run a wholesale show concurrent to the spring show at our warehouse at 16026 W 5th ave. in Golden, CO.
Our wholesale warehouse is over 8,000 square feet with a fantastic assortment of mineral specimens and other surprises!
If you have any wholesale questions you can call Craig Wibirt @303-908-8796 or graham Sutton @ 303-915-4645.
Steve will be at the Houston Fine Mineral show the following weekend. That show will focus on high end collectable specimens. It is located at the Embassy Suites at 2911 Sage Rd. Below is a rough map showing the location. Please call Steve Behling @ 303-885-6885 with any questions.
Steve will be making a sales swing up the east coast after the show. If you would like him to stop by please call him at the above # to see if he will pass through your area and set up an appointment.
Richard will be heading west in mid-May. I will makng a loop through Arizona and California. Please contact me on my cell 303-918-5112 to set an appointment. My schedule is still rough, but the dates I am guesing would be between the 15th and the 25th of May.
We have made several acquisitions since the Tucson show. So don't miss your chance to be one of the first to see this great new selection of fine worldwide mineral specimens!
Thanks,
Richard