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Message:: [QUOTE="Arizona Jack, post: 516231, member: 9308"]I discussed this with Magman and Acanthite last time we all hooked up. I need some pointers please. As a customer, what are you fav way to see coins displayed? I usually have 2 cases full of slabs, in order by date/mm and not seperated by PCGS or NGC. I keep the oddball slabs in the back ( I see them at a table and immeadiatly get turned off ). My key date expensive coins are usually given a prominent spot and kept seperate from the rest. 1 " deep case " is usually filled with oddball stuff like rolls, bullion, paper money, scrap gold and sterling, etc etc, and I have at least one case with the inserts that take the 2x2 flips, all laid out in order, usually my higher grade semi key raws, 09-33 My real question is this. Double row boxes OR binders with pages....... I have tried only the double/triple row boxes, and they seem to work well as I get many collectors who sit with their wantlist and sort thru them. Do you like to sort boxes? I usually hand out the whole box, which are seperated by date/mm and can hand you say, 1909-1919 " better grades", 1920-1933 " better grades", or 1940-1958 in BU, etc etc. What does the coin collector attending a show want to make their experience quicker or easier? Thanks folks[/QUOTE]