Most Desired Card?

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

Joe, you said Moret, right? Even up for your white Chase....

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Posted By: Joe D.

I bet you have more than one monet in your office -
and you are probably bored of looking at them by now.

Send one over to me... and I will pack up the chase white tonight.

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

No Morets here...just 5 Neil Leifers'.

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Posted By: Joe D.

Jeff,

If anyone could - I am sure you will get them off.

oh wait... I thought you said "Near Lifer's"

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Posted By: Leslie Westbrook

(although not pre-war) ...the 1953 Bowman Peewee Reese. I'm just looking for the right opportunity to pick one up...

As far as pre-war goes, I'd have to say any close to mint condition old judge card. I still haven't managed to obtain one....eventually though.

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Posted By: peter chao

Leslie,

'53 Bowman Pee Wee Reese, great taste.

Peter

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Posted By: CN

T206 Wagner and the Tom Seaver Rookie card just because I let mine go and want another one.CN

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Posted By: peter chao

I discussed this on the flipping thread. It's the two shoebox approach to collecting. In the first shoebox are all the cards you want to keep and in the second shoebox are cards you are willing to trade or sell.

The idea is to keep adding to your first shoebox. Don't sell any cards in the first shoebox unless you have to, that way you don't have to repurchase it in the future.

However, if you get tired of any cards in your first shoebox feel free to move the card to the second shoebox.

Peter

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Posted By: Andrew

Nice Zeenut Thorpe. Is there a price break if I remit via cashiers check instead of Paypal?

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