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#11
11-08-2005, 11:17 AM
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Who are the Three Most Knowledgeable Vintage Baseball Card Guys
Posted By: Chad
Ryan Christoff is the man for Latin American issues and Gary Engels and Rob (from Rob's Japanese Cards Site) for Japanese material. I really think in the not too distant future, these guys are going to be thought of as real pioneers of the hobby. I mean, come on, there aren't any American issues in the shape of airplanes! 
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