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Old 05-21-2005, 11:49 PM
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Default great card found in Japan

Posted By: Dan Koteles

very nice responses and thanks for being nice and acknowledging his find. Iam so glad that we didn't hear of a guy jumping off the Tokyo Bridge for finding a baseball card. There surely is a nice way to direct and redirect one in this situation.

I too could care less for newer cards ,cause for most of us, we wouldn't know how to look at them right as we glaze in our own treasures.The modern stuff that I have are hoards of 3-d's that were around in my early collecting days and would only get discussed in an appropriate post of how we got started.

At times ,I glance at some of todays prices and I believe that I seen 1/1's fetching over 5k.

If his find is a 5k'er or better, then it is quite a prize. That find doesnt belong here on this board, but did many others that I have seen belong ???

Just simply redirect.

Ty if you ever need a person to get you on your way ,I have alot of info for you and do make time for others. We all want to be heard from someone. I hope you do venture into pre war , you will find alot of excitement. Good luck !

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