DEALER BOOTHS and INVENTORY???

[Sean1125]

I'll be roaming the show with cash...

(623) 203 - 8138

Call me or text me if you need me

[timzcardz]

Originally Posted by Sean1125

I'll be roaming the show with cash...

(623) 203 - 8138

Call me or text me if you need me

A human ATM?

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by timzcardz

A human ATM?

Just make sure to sanitize your card after finishing the transaction.

Brian

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Just make sure to sanitize your card after finishing the transaction.

Brian

LOL, That is hilarious!!!

[Sean1125]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Just make sure to sanitize your card after finishing the transaction.

Brian

I almost dropped dead laughing.

Almost.

[CurtisFlood]

Originally Posted by timzcardz

A human ATM?

No, a buying machine.

[KCinDC]

Originally Posted by CurtisFlood

No, a buying machine.

+1

[larrie804]

Hi...I am Larrie Dean of Dean's House of Cards (NOT Dean's Cards)! We will be set up in Booths 2301, 2305, 2400 and 2404 which located are near the autograph area. We have just completed restocking our "set builders" inventory, and so, at least at the beginning of the show all cards will be in numerical order and by year. Stop by early for best selection. Mention this post for an additional 10% discount! At least stop by and say hello. For questions call 804-833-3087.

[loubrown]

We will be set up in booth 2036. Please stop by to say hello.

We are a VERY late add to the show (as in yesterday!).
Highlights of our inventory will be a menu from Toots Shores
restaurant signed by a long list of very big HOFers (Cobb, Young, Speaker to name a few). The significance of where this item was signed is that it
was in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the National League.

Also a ball signed by Cobb, Speaker, Collins and Kid Gleason (The first 3 being all together in their final season of their careers and Gleason being a coach of the A's).

Lots of Goudeys, Goudey premiums, high end and not so high end vintage autos + a great supply of commons from 51 thru the 60s for set builders. Lots of other fun stuff. Looking forward to meeting N54 members and just being there!

[NC-Vintage]

I will have a mix of PSA and SGC graded stuff highlights being a 1967 Topps Tom Seaver PSA 8.5 rookie 50/50 centered and a 1939 Play Ball Ted Williams PSA 6.5 rookie "Sample" stamped back, very rare card it's the 2nd highest graded (highest is a PSA 7) only 6 cards have been graded with a "sample" back as compared to 867 graded of the regular rookie card. I will also have some wholesale lots, a little unopened 80's wax. A near complete 749/752 1971 Topps Baseball PSA 8 set missing only T.Munson and 2 commons the GPA on the set is 7.99 and it's currently #19 on the Registry. Also a complete 176 card 1912 Obak set low grade poor to Vg/Ex. Also a complete 1965 Philadelphia Gun James Bond PSA Registry set, has 6 PSA 10's currently ranked #3 on the PSA registry GPA is 8.97. Stop by and say hello. I will also have fliers and dealer contracts for the October 14-16th CSA Chantilly Show.

*** I am also looking for roughly 80 more low grade T206's for my 12 year old son's set, if you have any extra's bring them along, I posted my want list in the BST section ***

[kailes2872]

We are leaving for New York tomorrow and heading down to AC on Wednesday. I asked my wife if she would wait in the PSA line for me on Thursday with a 1/2 dozen submissions but I got a glance and an eyeroll.

In anticipation of the big show, I did a quick analysis of 306 dealers represented on the NSCC webite:
36 states plus 1 from China and 2 from Canada are represented.

Highlights By State
NJ - 40
NY - 34
FL - 30
PA - 30

44% of the dealers are from those 4 states

34% are (104 dealers) from NJ/NY/PA

If you add in the 15 from VA, then the top 5 states represent 50% of the dealers.

The top 12 states represent 75% of the dealers
The top 20 cover 90% of the dealers


I have a half dozen upgrades that I am looking for to competely upgrade my 54 & 55 sets. If I find a really nice 55 & 54 Bowman set at a value, I might take the plunge on those. However, my experience has been that I usually don't find a lot of great deals at this show - especially on Thursday. At any rate, I enjoy walking the floor with my boys - as the $20 admission is akin to admission at Cooperstown to look at the awesome pieces on display. If I can get my submissions graded without waiting 2 hours in line and avoid shipping/insurance, then admission will pay for itself.

If you need me to scout the floor for you or get any pictures, hit me up on PM and I will do what I can to hunt it down for you. I have already highlighted familiar Net54 names on the dealer sheet and I will make a point to see your material.

Looking forward to it!

[Steve_NY]

Brand new acquisitions that I will be bringing to the show: Picked up 700 to 1,000 1963 Topps Baseball Peel offs. Have quantity on many numbers. Check with me if you are looking for quantity of a player, with or without text on the back or blank backs. I will have both with me, but if you want quantity, check with me to see if I have enough to cover your needs at the show. Dealer and collector discounts. Several HOF stars, semi stars and commons. Almost 100% are gradable.

Also, picked up 1956 T and 1959 T baseball sets; sets are nice and I can cut you a deal.

Steve Sabow
Booths 141 and 145 facing the case break area
Dynamictwo@aol.com

[vintagewhitesox]

I'll be in booth 440. Will have T206s, T202s, various vintage baseball and hockey.
Come on by!

josh

[Hankphenom]

You can find me, along with Kevin Keating's fabulous autographs, at #s 1901-1905. I've pulled some really primo Walter material from my collection and from the estate, including a gorgeous S-81 silk and some postcards, photos, and other items originating from his scrapbooks.