While it was fun to see dealers that you recognize, it was a real horror that most of the Russian coins that I have been hunting down were either bought out, and hence almost a genuine lack of real Imperial Russian coins.
The only ones left were probably some ultra expensive 1738 rubles and an overstriked 1742 over Ionna III ruble and Siberian kopeks but other than that were left with the common Soviet commemorative coins that I have already. Neverthless, it seems that there were plenty of coins sold, from cheap ones to really expensive coins - I have seen several people buying gold coins in cold hard cash which easily exceeds 1000USD in a single transaction
To add to the horror - I met with someone that I have dealt online but never in real life!
It started off as someone was looking to buy the same field as I was looking for and as a thought, I might as well make friends as him. It wasn't until I got his name and email address and it made me to think, only to come back home to check that I have indeed sold him a Pavel I ruble in the past! 
Great! I now know a real competitor in real life!!!!!!!!!!! Isn't that a bad news? 
Regardless, I refused to go back home until I hunted some decent coins at a ridicious price, some gone as low as 50%. Yes, PERHAPS IT IS TIME TO STOP COLLECTING MORE RUSSIAN COINS!
And I guess... pictures are important
Lot1 front
Lot1 back
Lot2 front
Lot2 back
I probably will scan the pamplets that I got later on today, after taking all these photographs...
I think I will start to sell at least half of what you see there, so if you are interested, PM me before it gets too late!