East Coast National Pick Ups

[christopher.herman]

Originally Posted by brookdodger55

I see many of them at the local hofstra show each month , to mention one who I deal with who has a lot of prewar is Goodman Sportscards

John Goodman. Great dealer. Even nicer guy.

[DeafSports]

anyone see T206 Taylor? let me know

[T206Collector]

I picked about a dozen midgrade 33 Goudeys for my set. As mentioned above, the prices were a little high, but I consider it par for the course -- overhead, a day at the show, etc.

I was very pleased with SGC at this show. They authenticated and encapsulated this pair in a couple of hours, and the price was very, very fair.

Solid show, with a solid turnout.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by christopher.herman

John Goodman. Great dealer. Even nicer guy.

John, Floyd, Henry Lee some of my favorites, it was nice to see so many familiar faces. I went Thursday and will be headed back tomorrow. I picked up a few 1952 topps with really strange coloring. it looks like a double yellow, or like they have been double printed. It was 4 cards skip numbered so thinking it was a weird pack of 5. I've learned if you havent seen something like it before, buy it, and be wrong later! I'm was trying to sell/trade off a few cards, but seems like sticker prices are a bit too high to make it work.

[judsonhamlin]

Except Livingston died in 1977, not 1997...

[T206Collector]

Originally Posted by judsonhamlin

Except Livingston died in 1977, not 1997...

Yeah, just noticed that. I'll have to get that fixed.