New Jersey Coin Show Update

I spent a few hours at the Garden State Numismatic Show yesterday. Mostly to share a little time with some dealers that I know. Only bought 1 Half Cent, but overall had a good time.
The show is much smaller than I normally attend, and the public wasn't permitted until later in the day. The show offered about 70 dealers (mostly small) but had quite an offering of coins.
One small dealer who attended, was quite surprised at how many of the so called "rare" coins were available. One dealer I spoke with had FIVE 1922 Plain cents in various grades, FIVE 1893-S Morgan dollars, and a very choice Saint High Relief. A quick walk around the floor provided many rarities.
I think that it is important for everyone to go to the shows. This would provide them with a better understanding of just how "rare" something is.
Coin shows are quite different during "dealer" hours than public hours, but still provides a good learning experience. The dealer that I spent most of my time with is still learning the ropes, but making good progress. Got stumped on some of the colonial coins, (which gave me a good laugh), but I believe that they are learning quickly and will be a great asset to the hobby.
With the convenience of the computer, it takes more effort to get out and attend a show, but I highly recommend that everyone attend at least 1 small show and 1 major show a year. It will provide you with the knowledge of what the market is truly like.