Plano Card Show Saturday 6.13

[Rich Klein]

We have finalized most of our plans for our June 13th show at the SouthFork Hotel located at 1600 N Central Expressway (75) in Plano TX 75074. The show runs from 10 AM to 4 PM.

Our guest for this show will be Doug Donley who played football at Ohio State before going on to the Cowboys in the 1980;s. His autographs will be $8 per..

In addition, we are proud to announce Beckett Media will again have tables at our next show. They will have books, magazines, advertising information and on-line products available. They will also be able to accept grading submissions but there will not be Raw Card Review available BGS will also have this offer available for on site submissions.

We are fortunate that BGS is offering the same special they did last month:
10-Day Grading $12 per card or 20-Day Grading at $10 per card + $1 autos

Offer valid on submissions on Saturday only for BGS and BVG submissions only. Offer not valid for JSA orders. Limit one promotion per submission. Customer is responsible for all surcharges associated with order. Promocode: SFORK0515

Please remember this saves on shipping both ways and you get to hand (and pick up in July) your cards in person.

In addition, as always we will have a good mix of dealer tables with sports cards and memorabilia for sale or trade. Dealer tables sold out, ask to be placed on waiting list


Admission, as always is just $1

We will have $10 door prizes each hour from the 10 AM hour through the 1 PM hour. Look for more additions as get nearer show time.

We have confirmed Billy Joe Dupree for our July show who will appear from 11 AM to 1 PM

Since this show comes just 2 days after my birthday -- a great giift, other then spending money at my table (s) would be to donate cards for our next Adat Chaverim show on September 6th.

PS The master of ceremonies for this board. Leon Luckey tries to drop by, if he does, please say hello to him. He loves meeting the board members

[Rich Klein]

See you all tomorrow. And let's talk Leon into setting up in July with his catalog of goodies. You know, woulnd't signed Leon Luckey catalogs be a nice collectible for those cards some of us may never be able to afford.

And I think Leon should charge for those signed catalogs -- and donate the money to his dog saving ventures.

That is for Juiy and I'm just thinking out loud.

Now, how many of you would love to talk to Leon behind a table but never get the chance to do so

Rich