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Old 04-14-2018, 05:50 PM
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Peter, you need to learn when to close your mouth you know I'm just playing around and I 100% agree with you. Actually, I find the current REA auction a bit blah, especially by REA standards.
The post war selection in Heritage is incredible too.
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Old 04-14-2018, 05:51 PM
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The post war selection in Heritage is incredible too.
Ya...I hadn't got there yet when I posted!!! Those mantles...a psa 9 51 bowman to go with the topps.
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The post war selection in Heritage is incredible too.
Heritage has much bigger cards, for sure, but I think there’s a purity about REA that many collectors appreciate.
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Heritage has much bigger cards, for sure, but I think there’s a purity about REA that many collectors appreciate.
A “purity???”
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Pete, you’re on the board enough. I don’t believe I need to explain the comment to you. But the headline is I think a lot of collectors appreciate the way Brian and team do business. They set the standard.
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Brian and crew are the best. No doubt.
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REA has always been the auction we talk the most about. It is the catalog I most look forward to and spend the most time with. It feels more exclusive since they only do 2 auctions a year. I have bought from Heritage and REA regularly and both are certainly top of the list, but it isn’t quite as worthy of a lengthy thread when Heritage puts out several big auctions each year.
Both have great stuff and it is difficult to truly compare them. Both also have terrific customer service in my opinion.
REA catalog is iconic. It’s like Christmas when it arrives. And delivery people everywhere flood their chiropractor offices after delivery.
I enjoy both auction houses but twice a year we get to see REA’s catalog and have a few threads like this. Good stuff.
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