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Old 01-10-2011, 05:45 PM
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That's the "Connecticut" Wagner from REA's 2010 auction.
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Old 01-10-2011, 06:20 PM
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It is my collection and I have learned a lot from many of you. Bill Latzko really helped me with the collection as a friend, mentor and seller of many of the cards. Thanks to your posts, I am immediately having the glass case coated in UV protection. I have not noticed any fading in the cards. I also removed the most valuable cards when the article was posted and placed them in a safe deposit box. I am replacing those with reprints and will only bring them back for short term special occasions.

Thank you very much everyone. I also thought you might be interested that I took some raw cards and had them made into lucite coasters with my firm name and logo inside the lucite coaster. I thought they came out really nice with no bleeding. Unfortunately, most people don't have a clue what they are.

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It is my collection and I have learned a lot from many of you.

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Congratulations on an amazing collection and i hope you didn't mind that i posted the article on the forums
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I think if my office was lined with an entire T206 set I'd actually be thrilled to go to work. Awesome looking cards.
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I think if my office was lined with an entire T206 set I'd actually be thrilled to go to work. Awesome looking cards.
I'd be afraid to leave until after the cleaning staff was gone.
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Amazing Collection!!!
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Thanks for sharing Powell and welcome to the Net54baseball fraternity. You are among friends here. Join in our reindeer games anytime. We need to get you into type collecting. Now that is a set that is difficult to amass. Great T206 collection you have there too. I am sure you are proud of it as you should be. best regards
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It is my collection and I have learned a lot from many of you. Bill Latzko really helped me with the collection as a friend, mentor and seller of many of the cards. Thanks to your posts, I am immediately having the glass case coated in UV protection. I have not noticed any fading in the cards. I also removed the most valuable cards when the article was posted and placed them in a safe deposit box. I am replacing those with reprints and will only bring them back for short term special occasions.

Thank you very much everyone. I also thought you might be interested that I took some raw cards and had them made into lucite coasters with my firm name and logo inside the lucite coaster. I thought they came out really nice with no bleeding. Unfortunately, most people don't have a clue what they are.

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Even if you hadn't seen this thread no doubt some one here would have gotten in contact with you about protecting them from the fluorescent lighting. Great collection!
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It is my collection and I have learned a lot from many of you. Bill Latzko really helped me with the collection as a friend, mentor and seller of many of the cards. Thanks to your posts, I am immediately having the glass case coated in UV protection. I have not noticed any fading in the cards. I also removed the most valuable cards when the article was posted and placed them in a safe deposit box. I am replacing those with reprints and will only bring them back for short term special occasions.

Thank you very much everyone. I also thought you might be interested that I took some raw cards and had them made into lucite coasters with my firm name and logo inside the lucite coaster. I thought they came out really nice with no bleeding. Unfortunately, most people don't have a clue what they are.

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I live close to you and was wondering if i would have to make an appointment and pay a fee to see your collection You should be very proud of your collection and take good care of it. Thanks for sharing it with others. D.
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Everyone is welcome to come see it. There are two very large cases with 14 rows.
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Very nice, impossible for an interior decorator to top that !!
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Everyone is welcome to come see it. There are two very large cases with 14 rows.
Have you considered buying a Pope Mobile type vehicle (with UV coating), lining the interior with your cards, and traveling the country dispensing legal advice?
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Everyone is welcome to come see it. There are two very large cases with 14 rows.
Aren't you worried about security? I've had my collection stolen once and it was an awful time. Luckily I got most back....but I'd be awfully concerned about advertising my collection like that.

Either way, congrats on a great collection.
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Great set. Congrats! I've been watching you climb the PSA rankings the past 2-3 years (and passing my set). Well done!
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congratulations and well done!!

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