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#21
11-16-2020, 01:38 AM
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I asked this same question a few years back to a long time sports card hoarder. His collection being in a older three story home, literally with only little paths through out the house to navigate. Cards being stacked up on the stair cases, etc. Even stacks of cards on the kitchen table one can see a Bill Russell RC.
I asked " What would you do in the event of a fire--His Reply " Jump in " Now that's a serious collector! 
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