Vintage Card Shops

[jrog007]

Where in the Southeast are the best vintage card shops? Does Atlanta have any that have quality vintage cards?

[HRBAKER]

Atlanta - no, for vintage.

[ethicsprof]

Jeff's right---when i lived in Atlanta nearly 30 years you could find some great places. now the SE is pretty barren, in this domain, in my experience.
best,
barry

[sbfinley]

Truthfully, NO.

You're best bet for anything vintage is Ebay, Net54, Collectors' U, or Grand Slam (You're welcome guys )

I'm being completely honest. I live in Nashville and there is nothing within 300 miles worth visiting. Trust me, wife and I have been there.

[Matthew H]

Originally Posted by sbfinley

Truthfully, NO.

You're best bet for anything vintage is Ebay, Net54, Collectors' U, or Grand Slam (You're welcome guys )

May I ask what "Collectors' U" is?

Jrog, if your ever in So. Cal, Burbank Sports Cards is a sight to see.

[HRBAKER]

Collector's Universe, PSA boards I assume

[ChrisStufflestreet]

Originally Posted by ethicsprof

now the SE is pretty barren, in this domain, in my experience.

That's probably right. I live in Jacksonville, Florida...where asking for "older baseball cards" means the seller will pull out his 1981 stuff.

"But you said you wanted old cards."

"Those aren't old enough..."

"They're 30 years old!"

Forget about material from the 1950s/60s. Anything that you find is often priced at Hi Beckett even if the card is VG/EX.

Prewar? Not even in the local hobby shops.

[rp12367]

I'm in Savannah, none that I could find in 100 mile raduis, I have even checked most antique shops and no luck pre-war...

I am afraid I must agree with my fellow board members. I live in Kentucky and there is nothing here anymore. There was one good shop in lexington that had some 50's and 60's cards but he closed his shop a few years ago. As for prewar, the board, and ebay are my only outlets for finding T210 series 6 cards which are what I collect.

William