TCMA past and present...

[TCMA]

Just found this advertisement for the Super Star Photo Buttons. So, yes TCMA did in-fact offer them. They could be completely separate from the Hall of Fame buttons however. I'll send this to my father and I bet it will jog his memory:

[Leon]

Originally Posted by TCMA

Just found this advertisement for the Super Star Photo Buttons. So, yes TCMA did in-fact offer them. They could be completely separate from the Hall of Fame buttons however. I'll send this to my father and I bet it will jog his memory:

Some of this stuff would make for a great trivia game!!

[Mark17]

Hi Mike,
You probably don't remember me, but back in the day (somewhere between 1983 and 1987) I sold you a few pallets of commons and 2 cent star cards. Probably close to 2 million cards. You were SUPER to deal with, that's what I remember best. Later I worked the same type of deal with another guy there, his name was Frank Fortunato or something like that, and he was also great to work with. The third large deal like that, however, was with Larry Greenwald, and it got off to a rocky start, until you or Fortunato talked with me and told me not to worry... and I don't know what happened behind the scenes but all was smooth after that.

I'm glad you're still around and that I got a chance to thank you again for being one of the really good guys in this hobby!

-Mark Satterstrom (partner of Carson Ritchey)