Just a thought

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Posted By: Tom Botticelli

This website is one of the best managing tools for vintage card collectors. The information on vintage cards is astounding along with the helpful hints (Tips for new collecotrs), connections to auctions and dealers. Do you think the public, meaning the one's that don't know about this website, would benefit from a helpful tips class, maybe a class during the national where they can see how to evaluate trimmed cards, altered cards, and fakes (Instead of counting on the grading companies). Along with gaining knowledge about the hobby and how to avoid shill bidding and all the rest of problems that give the hobby a bad name. Again, just a thought. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Tom Botticelli

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Posted By: Gilbert Maines

Actually, I am a member of the public, enentho I am aware of this site. I certainly benefit from all advice, instructions, insight and recommendations typically offered here. I definately vote for more of the above, in any format.