The Parsippany show that was highlighted is on a Tuesday night. It's the same dealers and how often can these guys turnover their inventory that it's worth it to me to go every week on a Tuesday night?
The piece didn't highlight that internet has paved the way for all of us to connect from all over the country and worldwide and not require us to attend local shows as much due to the the Internet having more people and more cards available.
I think it failed to potentially interview a few guys who seem to still profit from the Hobby, take any of the major dealers still in the hobby?
Perhaps Mr. Mint doesn't get as many calls because people can sell their cards themselves on the Internet?
Did anyone find it interesting they spend the 5 minutes telling you that the industry is dead and then end the piece saying that a T-206 Wagner sold for $2.8M?
But if the industry is really tanking, I hope all of you save your money next month when those auctions start selling those pieces of cardboard. I'll still roll the dice and give some of those cards a shot.
