Road to the National - Leighton Sheldon and Dan McKee

[4815162342]

Great discussion! Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/w_oiFYILPGc?si=2Uk3_QaxZNIyQOlh

[oldjudge]

Wow--two of the really good guys in the hobby; actually with Danny two and a half. Just kidding--love ya buddy!

[rjackson44]

Just watched bravo

[Adam_thanks_and_gig]

Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation! This has been a great series, check out Jeremy Lee's videos as well, same "Road to the National" series.

Check out Leighton's recent video: Interview with Mr. Mint's right hand man, Dave Czuba

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGFvUGVjsdk&t=805s

[gomaz]

Originally Posted by Adam_thanks_and_gig

Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation! This has been a great series, check out Jeremy Lee's videos as well, same "Road to the National" series.

Check out Leighton's recent video: Interview with Mr. Mint's right hand man, Dave Czuba

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGFvUGVjsdk&t=805s

Thank you for the shoutout Adam! I still have three more episodes of Road to the National to come on my YouTube cahnnel.

And Leighton will be on Sports Cards Live with me tonight, should be a fun episode!

[Rich Klein]

Originally Posted by Adam_thanks_and_gig

Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation! This has been a great series, check out Jeremy Lee's videos as well, same "Road to the National" series.

Check out Leighton's recent video: Interview with Mr. Mint's right hand man, Dave Czuba

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGFvUGVjsdk&t=805s

Have not listened yet but Dave must have some great stories

[Keith H. Thompson]

My face to face encounters with Dan were at the Reading, PA show where he usually set up with his father and his father's friend. Friendly, always tried to help with a want or a sale.

In the interview posted on this thread, Dan mentions when in Chicago he prefers Gibson's Steakhouse. One National I was invited to a dinner at Gibson's. My seatmate leaned over to me and said: "at least two collectors at this table have two Wagners each." Myself, I had ordered the cheapest entry on the menu, and eased up on showing my Sam Thompson cabinet for which I had paid only 5K.