Crossing Border To Go To Canadian Coin Show; Advice Welcome

Actually it is the Canadians that are cracking down on the border crossings. THEY are getting too many illegals.

I don't know how it is now, but at one time most Canadian dealers stopped going to US shows for awhile. The Canadian officials were making them pay tax on the income they would receive on their entire inventory when they crossed going south (With a refund on any inventory that went south that they still had when they came back) It was a huge paperwork nightmare and meant having to pay a huge tax bill just to leave the county for a little while. (Which of course also consumed their working capital for the show.)

UPDATE:
Well I'm crossing the border again tomorrow (5/5/19) to go to another coin show in Windsor, Ontario. I still have to update my Garmin to help keep me from getting lost again.

I had a nice time the last time I visited; found quite a few items I've had trouble finding here in Michigan. One thing I'm going to look for tomorrow are the circulated Canadian coins from 2018 and 2019. There's nothing special about them but it's always been difficult to find common coins in great conditions around here.

I'm just sorry that it's a Sunday as I was hoping to check out all the Canada Post offices in the area as I've heard that sometimes one can find reduced prices on "specialty' coins/sets there.

As usual, I'm bringing a bunch of Canadian junk coins to pay for my trips at the tunnel booths.