Work with the supreme experts in the field
 

Lelands, the original sports auction house is looking for people who know and love the stuff. We have positions open now for knowledgable people who want to work in this high growth industry for this most respected auction firm. We need people who want to process vintage cards and/or memorabilia, from young up and comers to distinguished retirees. Must be willing to work on site in our Central New Jersey offices. Hours are flexible, need both full and part time people of ethics willing to work hard. Plz contact Jillian Clinedinst at 732-721-0221 or jillian@lelands.com.

Josh!
 

I am sending an email out to Jillian now with my resume, I will follow up with a call tomorrow:)

Thanks:)

John Vanderbeck

(MRVSTER)

Good luck John.:)

Ben!!
 

Thank you my friend!

it's my passion as you know.....you would be great for something like this also!!!....

maybe I could hunt down cardboard all day??? wouldn't that be a pity???:D

Net 54.....I will keep you posted, I may need a few references;)

perfect match

Ronnie,
 

Thanks my friend!!!!!!!!!!!:)

I would love to do something like that. Current location makes it next to impossible. Now if someone wanted to relocate or start a place about 2 hrs south west of PWCC headquarters I would be all over it.

Johnny would be perfect. I am happy to serve as a reference! And maybe this would mean Lelands would take a deep dive into rare T and E cards, which would be great.

Ben....
 

you would be a perfect match :D

Ryan,
 

I already put you down!!!!! LOL :D:D:D hahaha

you are the man!

I would love to open up that avenue:D

I think Lelands will be getting quite a few more early baseball cards given their new marketing campaign. IF I were in the area I would apply for that job!!

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Perfect !!
 

What a fit for Johnny !! Put me down as a reference !!

leon because of where you live have you ever thought of working for Beckett? seems like a natural fit.

Nope. Have you ever thought about working for PRO?

:eek:

geez sorry I asked. thought it was an innocent and practical question since you have experience and contacts in the hobby and are in Beckett’s neighborhood. sorry I touched a nerve.

It's customary to shout "Fore!" when making a shot like that.

:D
Steve

Ouch
 

Certainly seems a bit harsh coming from Leon but I am certain there is a reason for it.

Quite a nut-shot you took there, Ronnie...Hope you had your cup on.

Anyhoo, back to the OP. Mid-Jersey...reminds me of an old joke:

A plane is heading for NY in a terrible storm and the pilot comes on the PA:

"Folks, due to the weather at Kennedy we're going to divert to Newark."

A drunk shouts from back:

"Newark? I'd rather crash in New York than land in New Jersey!"