Colorado Mineral and Fossil Show Denver

RMGM Promotions Presents
Mineral and Fossil Shows 2022

If you love fossils, dinosaurs, gemstones, lapidary, cabochons, handmade jewelry, crystals, meteorites, gold, silver, turquoise, pyrites, and mineral specimens ... then all of our shows are your destination! RMGM Promotions is happy to announce our newest show locations in Texas and Arizona! Now you can shop all of your favorite Dealers in all three of your favorite States, Colorado, Texas and Tucson, Arizona! See you at the shows! Scroll down for news and information on all show dates and locations.

Texas Mineral and Fossil Dallas/Plano Show May 20-22, 2022

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Plano Event Center
2000 E. Spring Creek Parkway
Plano, TX 75074
Friday/Saturday 10 am - 6 pm
Sunday 10 am - 5 pm

Bring your family and friends for an enjoyable and exciting show!
FREE Admission, FREE Parking!

$100 Hourly Dealer Voucher Giveaways on Friday, May 20th from 11 am - 5 pm. (must be present to win)

Have safe family fun, support your favorite dealers and support small businesses.
See you at the show!

Guest Speaker!

Fool's Pyrite Ague with Will Heierman, May 20, 3pm to 4pm only!

Will has prospected for and small mined gold, sapphires, rubes, and occasionally other minerals since 1979. He is a retired mathematician who lives in Meadows Place southwest of Houston but spends his summers in Montana. He is a Life Member and Past President of the New York Mineralogical Club, member of the Houston Area Mineral Society (HAMS), past speaker and exhibitor at GIA in Carlsbad, California, and featured exhibitor at shows around the country, including the Tucson Big Show and AMFED National Show in Billings, Montana.

Anyone interested in prospecting, rockhounding, or just seeing neat specimens should find something to enjoy in this whimsical discussion, illustrated by slides and some of his favorite specimens. Among other things, the origin of the title of his remarks will be explained.