"The Philly Show" at Valley Forge Casino September 22-24 Announcement

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

Forgive me. I had a Play Ball Paper for you but it sold today. See you Sunday!

Ha. We'll I'll still stop by. See you Sunday.

[ShoelessBob]

Was at the show last night. Crowd was a lot better than the last previous shows. Good selection of vintage. There was a nice line for autographs. Donovan McNabb was there last night. I thought it was very well organized. I'm looking to future shows.

[Michael Peich]

Went to the Show yesterday and the place was filled with dealers, a testimony to Joe Drelich's hard work at encouraging dealers to attend and, in some instances, to return. Kudos to Joe for a job well done!

One of the returnees was the venerable T206 human encyclopedia, Ted Z. I spent a wonderful hour with Ted talking about 206s and related tobacco cards. He was supported by his delightful wife, Charlotte. I picked up some raw, low-grade 206s for my budding Monster set comprised of, hard-to-believe, raw, low-grade cards.

Wish I could return today and tomorrow, but if you were on the fence about attending, by all means go. Net54 folks got in free yesterday, and are half-off today.

Cheers,
Mike

[mrvster]

anyone going from the jersey shore area?? today later or tom???

email me


jvanderbeck@verizon.net

[btcarfagno]

Was there early today. Crowd was getting bigger as I left at around 10:30 or so. Thought it had a good mix of vintage/shiny new/autograph dealers. Not a whole lot of memorabilia though.

Sorry I didn't have time to meet anyone who had a table there. Had to get in and out making the consignment rounds with the various houses.

Tom C

[tennisguy]

I got to the show a little after noon. I thought there was a nice crowd on the floor. Enjoyed a quick chat with a few Net54 members (Ted,Glyn). Enjoyed talking with Michael Goldberg of REA. They brought along a nice spread for the upcoming Spring auction. All in all I had a good time. 2.5 hours was plenty for me. Didn't buy a thing, but enjoyed some conversation.

[curch]

Originally Posted by Michael Peich

Went to the Show yesterday and the place was filled with dealers, a testimony to Joe Drelich's hard work at encouraging dealers to attend and, in some instances, to return. Kudos to Joe for a job well done!

One of the returnees was the venerable T206 human encyclopedia, Ted Z. I spent a wonderful hour with Ted talking about 206s and related tobacco cards. He was supported by his delightful wife, Charlotte. I picked up some raw, low-grade 206s for my budding Monster set comprised of, hard-to-believe, raw, low-grade cards.

Wish I could return today and tomorrow, but if you were on the fence about attending, by all means go. Net54 folks got in free yesterday, and are half-off today.

Cheers,
Mike

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