Hofstra show

[RedsFan1941]

Originally Posted by Vintageclout

I'm going to side with Bigfish on this one. The show definitely had some nice available vintage including very nice T206s, Candy cards, Cracker Jacks and high grade 50/60s stars. Unfortunately, the attendance was light most likely due to both days being atypically 75 degrees and sunny (people wanting to partake in outside activities).

thank goodness the show wasn’t held a few days after a presidential election. ghost town.

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by RedsFan1941

thank goodness the show wasn’t held a few days after a presidential election. ghost town.

Thank god it wasn't held on the night of the Presidential election. Will give you that.

The reaming PWCC gave me that night was pretty epic. E.g., last 3 sales were 750, 775, and 695 and mine sold for $290. Stuff like that. Unreal. Many times over. Would be more humorous of course if it happened to someone else. Live and learn. I've consigned well over 100K of cards since then to a bunch of real AHs and no complaints. Treated professionally by all.

[yanksfan09]

I went Sunday and was very slow, I figured most Yankee Fans too bummed out to go. I mostly wanted to go to get stuff graded but bought a couple of things. There was some decent vintage but a couple tables less than usual of vintage/prewar.