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I rented a trading table and purchased three can totes... Omaha here we come. But, what cans should I bring to have the best trading experience? Does everybody already have all the good 1970s straight-side steel cans? I figure 1990s–2000s aluminum is not worth bringing, right? However, current craft brews from various local places would be good, yes? Are foreigns good to bring? This long-time collector, first-time CANventioner would appreciate all your suggestions. Thanks in advance!

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Bring as much as you can fit in your car/truck. You may have stuff other folks don't.
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Just treat it like any other show honestly. Bring what you got/specialize in.
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OK. I've actually never been to any show before. And I'm flying, so I'm mailing my traders. I guess I'm overthinking it. Thanks y'all!
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Welcome to your first canV - you will have a great time and then some. As for what to bring - that it a diffcuillt question but will give it a try:

70s tabs: bring some, prob not very many - there are some collectors that still collect them, but only the ones they need (what ever that means)
1999s alum: same as above
craft cans: still popular, bottom opened and or full of course
foreign: same recommendation as 70s and alum tabs.

As for the other traders - you prob have a limited stock - so just bring what you have.

Another option is that on the last day, you can take all your ss cans (no alum) and put them in the Rusty Bunch dump (always a good time). That way, you will not have to take them back home and carry them around for the next 3 - 6 years.

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Welcome to the wild and wacky world of Canvention! There is so much to see and to do that it can seem a bit overwhelming, but you're going to have the time of your life. Don't miss the Craft Beer Night or the Rusty Bunch Bottom Boys Blues Band concert Friday night!

You will see cans and signs and bottles that you've never seen or heard of. Whatever you collect, somebody will have it for sale or trade. You'll see some of the coolest and most amazing beer stuff that was ever made. There is plenty around for every budget.

Now then, what to bring?
1) 70s and 80s cans do trade some if you have grocery brands or regionals. Commemoratives are harder to move if your space is limited. Bring some, especially if you have variations. There are people who hunt down little variations in 70s tabs and are ready to buy or trade for them. I'd bring a few, but not a lot.
2) 90s aluminum, again if you have locals or regionals from that time, again, not very many.
3) if you save craft cans, you can trade those well. Bring your locals! Craft cans from larger more national craft brewers don't trade as well. Brewery-only cans always move well, as will anything local from the last year. Older craft cans usually go slower. Bring a lot of your newest local crafts and they should trade well. Bottom opened or full preferred.
4) Foreign, same thing as 1 and 2. I don't deal in newer foreigns to know how they move
5) Flats and zips and cones- these trade well anywhere from mint to rusty, as long as it's displayable. Again, local and regional brands are best.

One more note with the craft stuff- hit your local brewers and pick up stickers and coasters. Lot of people collect those too, and they're easy to pack.

Good luck and I'll see you there!

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Thank you Michael and Dave and everyone. I appreciate your thoughtful and thorough responses. So helpful!
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Be sure to stop by the Rusty Bunch sales table and introduce yourself
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On a Side Bar...
Bring your thirst! When you walk the halls and go room to room at the hotel Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday night. Just say "This is my 1st CANvention" and you have a free cold beer in your hand before you can blink! Welcome Aboard!

This will be my 29th CANvention straight "And this ploy still works for me" :-)...Just Kidding

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Welcome to the fun.
Obviously, bring money. There will more much to "need" than you have money for--and that goes for nearly every attendee!

As for what to bring....especially flying....bring a variety of things, because you never know what will trip someone's trigger. If you have small, easy to pack brewery items, like coasters, tip trays, tokens, any non-breakable items that can be packed in suitcase, bring them. Cans, like others have said, any flats or cones are good, even off grade items. More recent craft cans go generally well--especially those released since the last convention.

70's cans are a crapshoot. If you have the USBC II--tab book, cans of a value of 10 and up might be worth bringing depending on how much room you have to bring/ship. But it is just as likely you will be taking those same cans back home. One never knows.....


80-90's aluminum--a real unknown to most collectors, unless you get a real specialist with a very specific need. most (?) collectors ignore almost all aluminum from this era. This is a vast generalization, I know, but still mostly true.

Bring a doorstop! I always forget one and always need to jerry-rig one from a towel or something.

Go to the lectures, check out the displays, attend a chapter meeting, hit the evening social entertainments, and have a beer or two. And walk the floors, up and down the trade floor aisles, and ogle the cans you will rarely ever see again in person.
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idigrust wrote: Tue Jul 31, 2018 12:49 pm Be sure to stop by the Rusty Bunch sales table and introduce yourself
Will do, Dan. I voted for you!
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Ceskydup wrote: Tue Jul 31, 2018 1:59 pm On a Side Bar...
Bring your thirst! When you walk the halls and go room to room at the hotel Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday night. Just say "This is my 1st CANvention" and you have a free cold beer in your hand before you can blink! Welcome Aboard!

This will be my 29th CANvention straight "And this ploy still works for me" :-)...Just Kidding

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Ha ha. I'm not a big beer drinker normally but maybe I will be one in Omaha!
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stringsx24now wrote: Tue Jul 31, 2018 5:00 pm Welcome to the fun.
Obviously, bring money. There will more much to "need" than you have money for--and that goes for nearly every attendee!

As for what to bring....especially flying....bring a variety of things, because you never know what will trip someone's trigger. If you have small, easy to pack brewery items, like coasters, tip trays, tokens, any non-breakable items that can be packed in suitcase, bring them. Cans, like others have said, any flats or cones are good, even off grade items. More recent craft cans go generally well--especially those released since the last convention.

70's cans are a crapshoot. If you have the USBC II--tab book, cans of a value of 10 and up might be worth bringing depending on how much room you have to bring/ship. But it is just as likely you will be taking those same cans back home. One never knows.....


80-90's aluminum--a real unknown to most collectors, unless you get a real specialist with a very specific need. most (?) collectors ignore almost all aluminum from this era. This is a vast generalization, I know, but still mostly true.

Bring a doorstop! I always forget one and always need to jerry-rig one from a towel or something.

Go to the lectures, check out the displays, attend a chapter meeting, hit the evening social entertainments, and have a beer or two. And walk the floors, up and down the trade floor aisles, and ogle the cans you will rarely ever see again in person.
Terrific advice. I would've never thought of the doorstop. And I had no idea you could buy stuff... I thought it was all trade. Thank you, Strings!
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Forgot several more things, but thought of three:
Make sure you attend the craft beer night early rather than late. They usually have a glass to keep, but sometimes run out after the initial rush.

Secondly, the BCCA business meeting on Friday almost always has a give-away item as well. You cant get one if you don't show up. Besides, the trade floor isn't open during the time of the business meeting, so you are not missing anything anyway.

If you are a member of the Rusty Bunch, go to the chapter meeting. Free pizza. Cuts down on food costs! more money to spend on beer cans.
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If you're getting into town early, like Tuesday or Wednesday, there is a lot of room-to-room action going on. You see an open door, walk on in.

There are hospitality rooms- usually the host chapter has one and some of the larger chapters. Free food- usually munchies like chips and peanuts- and beer (and water or Coke if you don't drink or if you're pacing yourself or whatever). Those tend to be gathering points, especially later at night as room-to-room winds down, and are a great way to meet people and hang out talking cans or whatever.

Forgot to mention- there are bulletin boards near the elevators where people will advertise their room numbers and what they have to sell or trade. Great way to find those open rooms.

And Strings is right- bring money! You'll see beer collectibles of every shape and size for every budget.
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I would make a point of getting there early - Tuesday if possible, Wednesday at the latest. Many people leave Friday and many more leave Saturday morning. Bring comfortable shoes!

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Assuming the airlines has no rule against it, I'll be bringing around 3 6-packs of southern California craft brew for collectors to try. Checked baggage of course.

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When "shopping" If you see something you really like, BUY IT when you first see it. I can't tell you how many times I have hesitated and then lost out because:

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@SheperdSimmons Great to see some fellow members advice rolling in for your first planned CANvention. Hope this isn't your first and last. We'll look forward to seeing you at the show and as Danny had indicated, please stop by the Rusty Bunch tables, introduce yourself, buy some raffle tickets or try your luck at some punchboards. Hopefully we can interest you enough into becoming a fledgling RB member.
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This link is the test page for the BCCA Agenda Scroll, it will eventually be on the homepage. You can access it from your phone at anytime. I will be updating it in real time with any additions and removing events as they pass. There are few events already that need to be added and some other edits. Be sure to check it for all updated info during CANvention.

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Looks like I can make it Thurs-Sat but still have to finalize a couple of things. This will be my first Canvention as well so a couple of questions, are tables available if you decide late like this? I am driving so would like to throw in as much stuff as possible but not sure if I can just show up and get a table or 2 there as needed like other shows. Guessing I can no longer get in at the Hilton, at least not at the cut rate, so unless I want to open shop in the parking lot would like to know that I can get the space I need for my stuff.

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@ConeAddict Tim....reach out to Beer Dave beerdave@fuse.net reference the hotel or tables. Hopefully he had some cancellations and can get you taken care of.......
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keithker wrote: Tue Aug 14, 2018 2:13 pm @ConeAddict Tim....reach out to Beer Dave beerdave@fuse.net reference the hotel or tables. Hopefully he had some cancellations and can get you taken care of.......
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This is my first canvention as well and i am excited to meet everyone ...where and when is the rusty bunch dump exchange?
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So, I think it would be interesting to hear from the two people who were going to Canvention for the first time. What did you think? What was your impressions? Did our suggestions help or hinder? Plan on attending another Canvention-sometime-or are you one and done?
Any stories or get anything exciting for you?
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stringsx24now wrote: Wed Sep 19, 2018 12:32 pm So, I think it would be interesting to hear from the two people who were going to Canvention for the first time. What did you think? What was your impressions? Did our suggestions help or hinder? Plan on attending another Canvention-sometime-or are you one and done?
Any stories or get anything exciting for you?
Agree..... @SheperdSimmons and @Gravldo We'd love to hear your thoughts on the CANvention. PM me if you'd like. Did you stop by and visit the RB table?
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