the most collectors

bnorth · #1 07-07-2016, 11:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul S

As a regular seller on our BST, the majority of my auctions are won by southeastern seaboard states: VA, NC, SC and GA.
NJ and FL also very good, as well as PA, OH, IN and WI.
WA keeps a good pace.
TX sometimes
CA seldom.
MT and WY once each.
On occasion, a stray calf goes out to ND.

Very unscientific, I know - maybe it's just the kind of stuff I sell(?)

What about SD Paul I know I have bought more than MT and WY combined on your list.

Or was dealing with me so bad you want to forget about it?

EDIT: I know of at least 3 members from SD on here. Per capita that has to get us close to the top of the list.

Paul S · #2 07-07-2016, 12:20 PM

Ben, that was my bad. I lost my compass.

7nohitter · #3 07-07-2016, 12:44 PM

Massachusetts here! My wife would have you believe I account for 50% of baseball card purchases in this state alone.

I know I'm in trouble when she's home and the mailman walks to the door with multiple bubble mailers!!

DHogan · #4 07-07-2016, 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 7nohitter

Massachusetts here!

Me too !

My wife just shakes her head with that silly look when I get something new.

ValKehl · #5 07-07-2016, 10:04 PM

David, although you said the "National Baseball Card Collectors Convention," I assume you meant the National Sports Collectors Convention (alias the "National" and the "NSCC").

Joe_G. · #6 07-07-2016, 11:25 PM

On the old board we had a map of Net54 Collectors but that link now appears broken. Maybe someone could repeat the exercise to look at collector population density (don't recall the hosting website that was used last time). It would be voluntary and is a good way to learn which collectors may be nearby. Many forum members may not want to disclose such information (understandable) but if even 25% of the active members participate we would be able to better answer the posed question (many already allow their location to be disclosed in their posts).

GasHouseGang · #7 07-08-2016, 01:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ValKehl

David, although you said the "National Baseball Card Collectors Convention," I assume you meant the National Sports Collectors Convention (alias the "National" and the "NSCC").

Yes. But do those other sports really matter?....... Just kidding!

. Please don't attack!

Leon · #8 07-08-2016, 08:10 AM

Google Analytics is what our board uses for some data. This is number of sessions by city, I don't see one for states.

1.
New York
7,928 4.83%
2.
Chicago
3,174 1.93%
3.
Los Angeles
2,870 1.75%
4.
Washington
1,836 1.12%
5.
Seattle
1,746 1.06%
6.
(not set)
1,666 1.01%
7.
Dallas
1,605 0.98%
8.
Houston
1,594 0.97%
9.
Phoenix
1,488 0.91%
10.
Austin
1,288 0.78%

ValKehl · #9 07-08-2016, 08:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GasHouseGang

Yes. But do those other sports really matter?....... Just kidding!

. Please don't attack!

Not to me! (Not kidding!)

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