What should coin show organizers do to make events more secure for dealers and attendees?

The ones I have been to have great security, but a determined thief is going to steal something no matter how secure the shows are

William Johnston San Antonio, Texas

From my view, security should be the top priority at shows. While it’s nice to reward exhibitors and have show characters walking around the show, I would think that the money spent should be on security.

Carl Waltz Lancaster, Pa.

I believe that, to make things more secure, more armed guards and more security cameras need to be used. Also, all dealers should go to a short but informative meeting to explain the current situation that thieves are targeting the coin hobby so that they can keep an eye on their goods more than before. Also, a personal escort for each dealer by an armed guard when bringing their goods in to set up for display.

Dave Burdis Charleroi, Pa.

I would strongly suggest guards at each entrance. Check ID of each person at each sale, ask buyer if they want secure storage at a depository of the items they bought or if they want to store them at home but deliver by armored cars or truck.

Jeff Penuel Yakima, Wash.

I would strongly suggest guards at each door. Check ID of customers coming and going. also, strongly suggest armored cars for delivery if bought at the site for delivery to customers home if they prefer home delivery but