Colonel Steven Ellsworth, ret. has announced the 1st Annual International Money Exposition. The convention and show will be held October 26th through 29th, 2023 at the Music City Center, Downtown Nashville, Tennessee. The event will be known as .

Nashville is one of the top cities to visit on people's bucket list, a world class destination and home to the Grand Ole Opry. Nashville's BNA International Airports $1.2 Billion remodeling project is in construction making it one of the best and easiest centrally located airports to fly in and out of in the world.

Ellsworth headed a three year campaign to end sales tax on coins, currency and bullion in Tennessee. One consideration in July 2022, when it was signed into law by Governor Lee, was that Nashville would hold a major international numismatic event in the great city of Nashville. The International Money Exposition does just that. Ellsworth said and added, .

COL Ellsworth has a long history in business and organizational skills running major events and is uniquely qualified through over 40 years of history in the numismatic field as President of the Butternut Company, past President of the Virginia Numismatic Association and the immediate past president of the American Numismatic Association. He has traveled extensively to conventions in Canada, Mexico, Central America and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia promoting numismatics and is known worldwide.

Colonel Steven Ellsworth, ret. has announced the partnership of Gary Adkins will be joining the International Money Exposition. The convention and show will be held October 26th through 29th, 2023 at the Music City Center, Downtown Nashville, Tennessee. The event will be known as .

Ellsworth envisioned a world class event several years ago and headed a three year campaign to get a sales tax exemption on coins, currency and bullion in Tennessee. Once the hard part was done, he shared his ideas with Adkins. They began planning of what they envisioned as the . stated Adkins, adding, .

Nashville has an easily accessible, updated airport---BNA International---which puts it in competition for more visitors from Europe and other global destinations. , Adkins stated. Adkins noted that with the many details in our planning, glitches would be held to a minimum for this first time as we roll out what we intend to be a must attend event. Our goal is to hold two events per year, one in the spring and one in the fall.

For more information, see:
http://imex.show/