7 years of collecting vintage photos pays off

[David Atkatz]

Ya know, when I saw the title of this thread, I immediately thought that it was a posting about a super-valuable photo bought on the cheap due to the poster's photo knowledge, and the seller's lack thereof.
I was more than pleasantly surprised.
Some things are much more valuable.

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

Ya know, when I saw the title of this thread, I immediately thought that it was a posting about a super-valuable photo bought on the cheap due to the poster's photo knowledge, and the seller's lack thereof.
I was more than pleasantly surprised.
Some things are much more valuable.

Yes. If you can't share the collection it really has no purpose (which is why I think we like card shows and this forum), but to be able to share it with your own offspring and use it to teach them history. It is priceless.

[Scott Garner]

Awesome post, Andy. Very cool!

[Tyler]

Great story, Andy.
Nothing better than sharing a connection with our young daughters.
Well done.

[Stampsfan]

As a father of two daughters, I can share your enthusiasm. Doing things like you've described will bring you more joy than you can imagine today, and it will come back to you in spades. I know because mine are both in their 20's, and we constantly talk about all things sports, life, school, etc. It's something I've never had with my own father.
Today, I'm fortunate because they still go to games and card shows with me, along with many other activities.

Enjoy every moment of the journey.

[jbsports33]

Outstanding!

[runred41]

As a history teacher....I think it is a fantastic way to share history! To be able to share with your child...it is something that can’t ever be taken away! I was able to do similar things with my son through collecting. Nice thing about it as you purchase more photos I bet it will be easy to share them with your daughter!