Any suggestions on good dealers for filling 50's/60's wantlists (nmmt / mt commons)

[becollie]

I apologize if this is viewed as being in the wrong section, but I've been having a hard time finding good trusted dealers to help complete a few sets. I've tried Ebay but unfortunately that is hit or miss (more often miss) when buying raw commons.

Any suggestions on great dealers?

And to be clear, not looking to turn this into a BST thread ... just looking for helpful advice.

Thanks so much.

Brian

[John V]

Where are you located?
I know an antique dealer with thousands of cards. Conditions vary. He doesn't "do the internet".

[Econteachert205]

If it's ebay I like New England sports cards. Free shipping, prices fair, good judges of condition. Not sure if they have a brick and mortar.

[tschock]

Where are you located?
I know an antique dealer with thousands of cards. Conditions vary. He doesn't "do the internet".

Is he (sexist assumption) in SC? I'm in NC but get down that way.

[becollie]

Unfortunately, I'm in the midwest.

Thanks for the suggestions, please keep them coming.

Brian

[John V]

Is he (sexist assumption) in SC? I'm in NC but get down that way.

He is a he. Chic Antiques on Huger St in Columbia.

[becollie]

Quick bump ... any suggestions?

[swarmee]

You can look at many singles from every year and judge condition for yourself. Then when you want them shipped, it's a flat $3.00 shipping fee no matter how many cards you purchased. I just sent in 50 or so from the 60s/70s along with a lot of non-sports.