Goudey Dealers at the National

[Fall1963]

Perhaps a bit too soon for this discussion, but here's my question. Who are some of the best Goudey Dealers in America (namely the '33, '34, '35, and '38 sets)? Stars or Commons. Will they be at the National this summer and do they have booth assignments yet? Buying tickets, hotels, and making plans. Not a lot of hotels left near the facility I must say. Thank you for people to look for, if you can.

[Leon]

A lot of vintage dealers will have Goudey's at the National, but no one will be selling mostly, or all, Goudey's. Best bet is to start at table 1 and go from there.

And here is-

A '35 boomerang from my first collection auction, to the BST, back to me. I paid $275 to get it back and that was in 2017. I always like little miscuts...

Originally Posted by Fall1963

Perhaps a bit too soon for this discussion, but here's my question. Who are some of the best Goudey Dealers in America (namely the '33, '34, '35, and '38 sets)? Stars or Commons. Will they be at the National this summer and do they have booth assignments yet? Buying tickets, hotels, and making plans. Not a lot of hotels left near the facility I must say. Thank you for people to look for, if you can.

[Snapolit1]

Yeah even a casual wander and you will see more Goudeys than you can imagine.

Originally Posted by Leon

A lot of vintage dealers will have Goudey's at the National, but no one will be selling mostly, or all, Goudey's. Best bet is to start at table 1 and go from there.

And here is-

A '35 boomerang from my first collection auction, to the BST, back to me. I paid $275 to get it back and that was in 2017. I always like little miscuts...

[Zan]

I've always found that Stan Loch has a cache of Goudeys from all years. Try him