Rip Fred Young (Goldenage50s)

[Lucas00]

I haven't seen this posted anywhere so I apologize if it already was. But I was just thinking about how I used to see Fred post auctions seemingly almost daily, and that he hasn't posted since late 2024. So I googled his name and unfortunately found this.
https://www.jjduffyfuneralhome.com/o...rederick-young

I didn't know him well but know many of you did and would like to know this. I liked reading his auction posts, they were funny, e.g. Bidding starts at the coveted $7 bill.

Rip.

[tiger8mush]

That's too bad

Beautiful obituary with lots of pictures in the video at the bottom. RIP Fred!

[rjackson44]

Oh no i loved fred rip, im so sad

[Jay Wolt]

Sorry to hear this

[ALBB]

sad

[Scott6043]

Sorry to hear this, bought some magazines from him. Always loved his messages.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Very sorry to hear this. I always enjoyed his posts/pick-ups.

[parkplace33]

RIP to a great man.

[Leon]

Very sad to hear of this. RIP Fred, we'll miss you.

[roarfrom34]

I first met Fred back 20 years ago or so when eBay had a Sports Card collectors message board, which he was very active on..

He eventually introduced me to this board and we stayed in touch with each other until he sold his collection in '23. Great guy with a healthy sense of humor.

RIP Fred

[GoCubsGo32]

Very sad to hear Always enjoyed our chats and trades. RIP Fred

[chalupacollects]

RIP, nice man bought from him several times always fair…


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[TUM301]

Will always remember Fred as one of the nicest people I’ve meet not only in the hobby but anywhere. RIP My Man 🍀

[Moonlight Graham]

RIP Fred-very sad to hear this.

Joe K

[jingram058]

Sad... He was always nice. RIP, sir.

[pureball22]

Bought several things from Fred...I echo thoughts many have already made...super nice man, and always a nice note with items. Did not know him personally...proud to own some of his earliest cards and will miss him.

[Rich Klein]

May his memory be for a blessing

[4815162342]

I didn’t know him, but his BST posts would always bring a smile. May God bless and comfort his family and friends left behind.

[Scott L.]

What a beautiful obituairy. May God bless him.

[icollectDCsports]

Sad news. RIP, Fred.

[commishbob]

I appreciated the notes he included the couple of times I purchased items from him. RIP Fred

[aaamchenry]

Very sad to hear. Fred was one of the first guys I bought cards from here. Never disappointed.


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[doug.goodman]

Very sad to hear, Fred was one of the good guys.

[JollyElm]

Rest in peace, you dear man.

[UKCardGuy]

Sad news. He was such a nice guy. When I started on net54 I participated in his auctions and bought cards from him. He was always welcoming and fun to have a conversation with.

RIP Fred

[Eric72]

Rest in peace, Fred. You will be missed.

[DaveW]

That’s a shame. He seemed like a good guy.

[Casey2296]

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Always sad to see a member pass, RIP Fred, you will be missed.

[rand1com]

RIP. Did not know him but I remember he liked to list items in the auction format on here.

He obviously had a great card collection that he liquidated for his family while he was still here on Earth.

[90feetaway]

Very sorry to hear this. R.I.P. I also remember him on the eBay card group message board (he had a Don Mossi avatar from what I remember) and for his interesting BST posts.

[timzcardz]

Dang!

Fred was a great guy.

Like Bill, I had first met him on the ebay boards 20+ years ago and we became friends, emailing each other often, sometimes speaking on the phone. I forget which year now but we had bought and split a case of Topps Heritage, and I would sometimes buy older cards from him that I thought my son would get a kick out of and have him send directly to my son in college.

Once on my way back from a business car trip to Boston he met me up with me at a restaurant near his home, where I had my dinner before the rest of my trip home and he had a few beers. It was great to meet him in person and it was a fun way to delay the remainder of my trip to avoid rush hour going through NYC.

[ClementeFanOh]

This is disheartening. I bought from Fred when I first began on net54, and
several times later as well. He was always kind and fair. Rest In Peace.

Trent King

[bobbyw8469]

Dang. This was unexpected. RIP Fred. You will be missed.

[jefferyepayne]

Fred was an early member of my Vintage Football Community (VFC), and I got to know him well. He used to dazzle us with stories about ripping open Bowman packs he bought in the early 1950s! I never got tired of listening to his stories about those days and his collecting efforts. I bought some cards from him as he was downsizing his collection and wish I knew which ones they were.

RIP Fred. The hobby will miss you.

jeff

[jp1216]

Fred will be missed - along with that side-eyed Mantle pic.
He was always a pleasure to talk with!

But good to see he is still a somewhat active member here!

[Fred]

That's really sad. RIP Fred.

[7nohitter]

I also first met Fred on the eBay message boards wayyyyy back when. Bought a decent number of things from over the years. He was always one of the nicest, wittiest and helpful people I've met in this hobby. RIP, Fred.

[LEHR]

I didn't know Fred but from his obituary he seemed to have had a great long life. Can't ask for more than that. His handle Goldenage50s always stuck out to me for some reason. I dig it.

[pwang100]

I bought my first T206's from him on these boards. RIP

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[Butch7999]

Dang, this is indeed sad news. Like many here, we knew Fred best and most frequently
in the old eBay Sports Cards & Memorabilia forum. He was always the friendliest and funniest guy
on that often contentious board. Condolences and sympathies to his family and friends.

[bnorth]

Very sad news as Fred was a great guy and fellow Wade Boggs fan.

[Zach Wheat]

RIP Fred, we'll miss you

[icurnmedic]

Bought a lot from him over the years. Always kind and fair.
Just a reminder to enjoy life, you never know.