Well for being a first timer it was a bit dissapointing.

I didn't realize it was just going to be a traveling coin store. I thought when they said "show" that included coins to look at that aren't for sale but someone may be showing off a set of say early commemoratives or something. Know what I mean?

I did manage to find some coins I liked and I bought two while I was there. I found the best looking Sesquicentennial of Independence2222222387w1p[7666666666666666666666666666666---------000 Sorry about that my kitten wanted to add her two cents.

I also got a modern commemorative, George Washingtons silver half dollar. I'll include a pic of the Independence coin as it has a bunch of lustre and a fairly good strike for a coin being known as having a weak strike. It was advertised as a 63 and I'm hoping for a grade higher and of course I'd be ecstatic if a 65 was the verdict! That would be the find of the day!