They're baaaaaaaaaack

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Posted By: TBob

Tobacco Card Company and their overpriced, low PSA grade, cards filling up the pages of ebay...

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

of winning some HOF T206 with a Tolstoi back from TCC, and i couldn't get them to pick up the phone, answer my e-mails or anything. I mentioned it to Mark Macrae, and he said "Oh, that's Chris Luke. he's climbing mt. Everest. Till yesterdasy, I'd heard from him via e-mail every day, but now I can't seem to make contact. That's his wife who's supposed to answer the phone.
"Oh. Er..how was the weather?"
"He said it was HORRIBLE. Said he was getting ready to quit."
They finally picked Chris Luke off the mountain, about 350 feet below the summit (and since the weather was so bad, and he was so close, they AWARDED him a "summit." Pretty soon, I started getting e-mails from TCC, and eventually I got my card (which was O.K....just).
I asked Mark what was with these people...listing pages and pages of T206s, no description, not very good scans, and nobody ever bids on them. Doesn't he care?
Mark said he had lots of dough, and hadn't really gotten into dealing yet. maybe he'd do something else.

Anyway, I guess he's still not into dealing, and is still doing it.

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Posted By: warshawlaw

is that a euphemism?? Sorry, I'm really bored.

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

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Posted By: Brian C. Daniels

of over 674067940967465974607046740606746 PSA 4 or less graded cards that all start at such uncommon prices as: $28.72 or maybe $72.83..

Hey Doug Allen! If you read this remember when you and I looked over the 5762096706709676746846848402 T-206's Greg Manning had for sale in thr Chicago Hotel outside his own auction was going on inside??? I purchased a hundred and fifty of them and forget if you acquired any during the auction! Circa 1991 I think.