Slightly OT- You never know what kind of collection your neighbor has.

[iwantitiwinit]

Originally Posted by Orioles1954

T206 are like the 1987 Topps of the pre-war world. They are EVERYWHERE. Far be it from me to tell the old fellow what to do with his collection, but I would sell sell sell and go see the world.

100 years from now 1987 Topps will still be worthless. If you disagree I have several vending cases I can offer at very attractive prices.

[familytoad]

My collection is so unorganized right now that if I bought the house next door too..and moved in, I wouldn't know what my neighbor has for a collection

Good thing I posted some scans on my SGC sets, as my external HDD died a while back too, so 3/4 of my scans are gone.

[pawpawdiv9]

My grandpa is around 90-ish and he smoked tobacco cigars. He lives up in Ny. Boy i wish he collected baseball cards. Never really know,he might of and forgot. All i know he collected stamp, coins and stones and trains as well as swords and some guns. His house is a old rustic one and has many numerous hidden spots and secret holes in walls. I always enjoy the stories when he served in Pearl Harbor.

[mybuddyinc]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

My grandpa is around 90-ish and he smoked tobacco cigars. He lives up in Ny. Boy i wish he collected baseball cards. Never really know,he might of and forgot. All i know he collected stamp, coins and stones and trains as well as swords and some guns. His house is a old rustic one and has many numerous hidden spots and secret holes in walls. I always enjoy the stories when he served in Pearl Harbor.

Always wanted to lament on this topic, and here's my chance. My maternal grandfather (1896-1972) was from a wealthy (until Oct. 29, 1929) Philadelphia family, i.e able to afford better than Piedmont and Sweet Cap. So in the 1909-1911 years he was at the age of both smoking and candy buying. He died when I was 12, and I never had interest or talked to him about cards. But, it just blows my mind to think of the cards that passed through his hands.

[1952boyntoncollector]

1987 topps will clarks I sold a bunch of in 1988 to card shops...like 4 bucks a piece...made a fortune

[1880nonsports]

your neighbor has some of your stolen collection. True story dat.............

[mark evans]

Most of my neighbors are nerds, like most of us, so I suspect some may have cards.

[Joshchisox08]

Originally Posted by iwantitiwinit

100 years from now 1987 topps will still be worthless. If you disagree i have several vending cases i can offer at very attractive prices.

Not unless they are Will Clark