National trading, bring it or not

[timn1]

I am primarily a collector, not a full-time dealer, and as such would be interested in trading as long as it helped my own collection. So I would say, bring stuff, and bring it by Table 447. It certainly can't hurt to ask-

As far as when to look for trades, the least busy times are probably the last two hours of the day.

Tim

[the-illini]

Originally Posted by timn1

I am primarily a collector, not a full-time dealer, and as such would be interested in trading as long as it helped my own collection. So I would say, bring stuff, and bring it by Table 447. It certainly can't hurt to ask-

As far as when to look for trades, the least busy times are probably the last two hours of the day.

Tim

I am setting up with Tim and I too would welcome discussing trades with anyone who stops by. I made a couple of trades last year with people who came to our table. If you make a fair offer for both sides, it can definitely happen.

[Exhibitman]

I trade every year. One great way to do it is to go into the cafeteria just off the show floor and grab a booth. Just don't eat any of their swill...

[hangman62]

Will they have mountain dew and soggy fries available ?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by hangman62

Will they have mountain dew and soggy fries available ?

that and lots of sweaty, fat collectors Can't wait....

[mr2686]

I hope the fries aren't soggy from the sweat. LOL

[edhans]

I don't mind trading to change my inventory around, but it's often difficult when the customer is asking for full retail or more. As others have mentioned, it's tough to crack a $4K nut by trading book for book.