D-Backs owner's Collection......Damn!!

[Dpeck100]

Originally Posted by the 'stache

The affable Diamondbacks owner declined to state the value of his collection, which numbers in the thousands.

It's a poorly worded sentence, but they're referring to the number of cards in his collection.

I see. I didn't read the article and just saw the caption next to his smiling face.

Aside from the huge money cards I wonder if he collects any sets like the 1952 Topps or another marque set.

It looks like a quick read so I will check it out.

[TheNightmanCometh]

Originally Posted by Dpeck100

I see. I didn't read the article and just saw the caption next to his smiling face.

Aside from the huge money cards I wonder if he collects any sets like the 1952Topps or another marque set.

It looks like a quick read so I will check it out.

With as much money as he makes, I'm sure the answer must be yes. I mean, if he's a lover of cardboard, as we all are, he has to be collecting other things as well. I can only imagine what and in what condition. I'm sure it's awesome, whatever it is.

[Dpeck100]

Originally Posted by TheNightmanCometh

With as much money as he makes, I'm sure the answer must be yes. I mean, if he's a lover of cardboard, as we all are, he has to be collecting other things as well. I can only imagine what and in what condition. I'm sure it's awesome, whatever it is.

I loved his comment about having to assassinate someone to get the cards. I find it so interesting that the trading card hobby is one where even a guy who has a net worth in excess of a billion dollars can't just go out and acquire any card he wants.

[Dpeck100]

http://www.psacard.com/articles/arti...n-ken-kendrick

Found this from a quick Google search.

[darwinbulldog]

Meh, not my cup of tea.