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[Iron Horse]

Seinfeld, for 3 (insert Chinese accent)

[the 'stache]

Originally Posted by Iron Horse

Seinfeld, for 3 (insert Chinese accent)

Running with Ruben's Seinfeld theme.



They're real, and they're spectacular.

[slipk1068]

Originally Posted by the 'stache

Running with Ruben's Seinfeld theme.



They're real, and they're spectacular.

Nice looking stacks

[Bpm0014]

Sitting in the poker room. Card dead for the last hour.

[sago]

Wilbur Wood pitched 376.2 innings in 1972, good for 274th highest total in a single season. All totals above his came before 1918, and the large majority of those in the 19th century.

[barrysloate]

Why does kale have to be the healthiest food? Why couldn't it be the chocolate chip cookie?

[z28jd]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Why does kale have to be the healthiest food? Why couldn't it be the chocolate chip cookie?

In the last day or so, I saw an article titled "Foods healthier than kale", didn't read it though. Maybe I should have to see if chocolate was one of them...

[Jantz]

[/QUOTE]

Thank you Bill

Because a thread without T206s is like a day without sunshine.


Jantz

[Hot Springs Bathers]

Jason- We love your hometown! That was our 11th trip since 1989 and I am sure it won't be or last.

Sadly, I did ot make it by Williamsburg Coin, I usually pick up a few vintage cards there but we were on a schedule that just did not give me any time away.

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Originally Posted by Hot Springs Bathers

Jason- We love your hometown! That was our 11th trip since 1989 and I am sure it won't be or last.

Sadly, I did ot make it by Williamsburg Coin, I usually pick up a few vintage cards there but we were on a schedule that just did not give me any time away.

Is Williamsburg Coin the name of a card shop?

[Hot Springs Bathers]

Jason I am pretty sure that is the name of the shop. It has coins and cards and is a really fun place to visit.

The owner is very helpful and while there are no bargains to be had the prices are very fair. I don't get the chance to buy vintage "in person" very often so it nice to actually walk away with something in your hand rather than waiting for the mail man!

The shop is only 2-3 minutes from the historic area though you need to drive because of four lane traffic.

[Hot Springs Bathers]

I should have addressed that to you Alex and not Jason, so sorry.

[tschock]

Originally Posted by Hot Springs Bathers

Jason I am pretty sure that is the name of the shop. It has coins and cards and is a really fun place to visit.

The owner is very helpful and while there are no bargains to be had the prices are very fair. I don't get the chance to buy vintage "in person" very often so it nice to actually walk away with something in your hand rather than waiting for the mail man!

The shop is only 2-3 minutes from the historic area though you need to drive because of four lane traffic.

Williamsburg Coin & Stamp - Guy DeWolf
I have address and phone number, if needed.

Also he has a nice selection of military related stuff, though it's been about 1.5 years since I've been there.

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Originally Posted by Hot Springs Bathers

Jason I am pretty sure that is the name of the shop. It has coins and cards and is a really fun place to visit.

The owner is very helpful and while there are no bargains to be had the prices are very fair. I don't get the chance to buy vintage "in person" very often so it nice to actually walk away with something in your hand rather than waiting for the mail man!

The shop is only 2-3 minutes from the historic area though you need to drive because of four lane traffic.

Thanks for the tip. I will have to check that out next time I over there.

[t206blogcom]

Originally Posted by I Only Smoke 4 the Cards

Is Williamsburg Coin the name of a card shop?

Alex - It's called Williamsburg Stamp and Coin. Small shop just outside of the historic area. Has some T206s, mostly commons, a couple of OJs and some other tobacco cards. The last couple of times I've been it seems picked over and I see the same cards each visit.

Here's the address:
321 Penniman Rd Ste A
Williamsburg, Virginia 23185
(757) 229-5544