Net54....Never heard of it

[gregr2]

Originally Posted by gnaz01

I think eBay is loaded with folks that have never heard of Net54

Is that a good thing or a bad thing??

[Leon]

I would guess about 1/100 of 1% of collectors have heard of Net54. It's a secret . Now, if you say what percentage of pre-war collectors, who are internet savvy and always on it, have heard of it......the percentage would be quite a bit higher. Maybe all the way up to 1% .....

[Zach Wheat]

Originally Posted by Leon

I would guess about 1/100 of 1% of collectors have heard of Net54. It's a secret . Now, if you say what percentage of pre-war collectors, who are internet savvy and always on it, have heard of it......the percentage would be quite a bit higher. Maybe all the way up to 1% .....

LOL, funny Leon. I actually agree as well. It seems like a number of guys that concentrate on the later issue sets to post-War have not heard about Net54. It seems as if the penetration to various collectors is skewed towards the earlier years (ie 1900's to perhaps 1920's). JMO

Z Wheat

[wonkaticket]

Impossible I was told “anyone who is anyone is on Net54” now people haven’t heard of it…these guys must be real nobody’s.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=173009

[Leon]

Originally Posted by wonkaticket

Impossible I was told “anyone who is anyone is on Net54” now people haven’t heard of it…these guys must be real nobody’s.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=173009

And with comments like this the auction house spoken about must be quite proud -

"Leon I skimmed through the auction - had I known this was going on I would have raised the bids by at least $1000 - their loss.. "


I am sure their consignors are joyous........



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[wonkaticket]

Originally Posted by Leon

And with comments like this the auction house spoken about must be quite proud -

"Leon I skimmed through the auction - had I known this was going on I would have raised the bids by at least $1000 - their loss.. "


I am sure their consignors are joyous........



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I would imagine the consignors are extremely distraught over the lost bids with stern words directed towards Greg for his lack of efforts. But what can you do….

[z28jd]

I told my cousin's husband about it the last two times I saw him. He collects a lot, goes to shows too, but he only collects 60's and up. I see there is some good action on the post-war board and BST section for him. He never joined though, as far as I know.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by wonkaticket

I would imagine the consignors are extremely distraught over the lost bids with stern words directed towards Greg for his lack of efforts. But what can you do….

drama queen .....what can you do, you ask? Stay the course, of course .

and to add, I am sure he does fine without Net54baseball......am not saying otherwise.

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

I was shocked that the owner chasing the Goudey set didn't join. I am almost certain that some of you guys could have helped him with leads.

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Originally Posted by Leon

I would guess about 1/100 of 1% of collectors have heard of Net54. It's a secret . Now, if you say what percentage of pre-war collectors, who are internet savvy and always on it, have heard of it......the percentage would be quite a bit higher. Maybe all the way up to 1% .....

Probably true. Ironically, when I got back into collecting this is one of the first sites I found.

[7nohitter]

I found this site after being on the Ebay sports boards for years...someone mentioned 'Net54'...I checked it out and have been hooked ever since....don't think I've even gone back to the ebay board in 3 years...

[DHogan]

Originally Posted by Leon

I would guess about 1/100 of 1% of collectors have heard of Net54. It's a secret . Now, if you say what percentage of pre-war collectors, who are internet savvy and always on it, have heard of it......the percentage would be quite a bit higher. Maybe all the way up to 1% .....

Not me !

[Eric72]

My grey Cobb Net54 T-shirt opened up quite a few pleasant conversations the last time I visited the Philly Show. Guess this and my interaction with the guys from Heritage Auctions upped my street cred.

[Section103]

Exactly what this place needs - more tshirts!

[GoldenAge50s]

---and more cowbell.

[Jeffrompa]

I never heard of it either until 4 Irish Gentlemen changed my life . Ewing , Corcoran , Gillespie and Keefe . A few kind folks told me about it . I have not missed many days since .

[pclpads]

Originally Posted by gregr2

Is that a good thing or a bad thing??

Definitely good. Think of it as a self-cleaning feature. That lack of knowledge re: this board helps keep out the scammers, lowlifes and trolls.

[gregr2]

Originally Posted by pclpads

Definitely good. Think of it as a self-cleaning feature. That lack of knowledge re: this board helps keep out the scammers, lowlifes and trolls.

Thanks, that's what I thought.