Credit where credit is due
 

I didn't want this to just get lost in the March pick-up thread, but to instead give kudos to Tony Arnold/www.tonyetrade.com. Finally made my last payment to Tony on the 1907 Dietsche Ty Cobb Fielding Position PSA 5 card (I guess I'm going to have to get a scanner to keep up with you guys!) by putting a cashier's check in the mail last Thursday, and got the card in my office Monday. Great prompt, curteous service, as many of you already know is Tony's business MO! Nice to have a dealer who appears to care as much about the way he does business as we do about the cards!

Larry

First-class seller.

Drop dead.

:eek:

Just to clarify what David is referring to (I think):

http://www.net54baseball.com/showpos...7&postcount=18

Drop dead.

I want in on the fun.

Hi Rob,

Drop dead.

Mike

Congrats to Tony for being a fast shipper!

Glad to see that everyone wishing death upon Rob has their name in their post!

Death wishes without names are so old fashioned.

I don't know if it's considered a death threat until the manner in which death should occur is spelled out. On a completely unrelated topic, anyone heard from Dorskind lately?

To me, there is a clear distinction between a death threat and a death wish. These were certainly wishes, not threats.

My wife was just telling me yesterday how I often fail to make that distinction; I should have seen the same thing happening here.

Three more high-grade, ultra-rare cards just added to the collection.

Drop dead
 

Thanks Dave, I fully intend to--just hope it takes a little time yet!

Larry

Larry: The sentiment was not directed at you. I was just yanking Rob's chain. Live long and prosper, both of youse guys.

Dave, I didn't take it seriously. I love this site and all you guys--its like an interactive hobby magazine with a vast treasure of knowledge we can tap any time.

Best wishes to all, and thanks for all the feedback you've already given me!

Larry