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Old 08-20-2021, 12:18 PM
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Link to his new strip card article?
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Old 08-20-2021, 02:17 PM
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Anson is the best. Tons of knowledge and a true love of cards, and the more esoteric the better, which makes him a hell of an interesting guy to talk to!
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Anson manages our Pittsburgh branch office.
We couldn’t be happier with his performance and willingness to share his vast knowledge.

That branch office (specializing in re-distribution and aggregation of real board assets) compliments our West Coast office perfectly.

His volume of writings , which are esoteric, witty and based on a deep passion for the hobby , is a welcome respite.

He’s far too humble to say it himself, but his site and blog and Twitter feeds are the best in the business.

Keep up the good work, Cap!
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I suggest checking out the article. Images of the cards from this new discovery are pictured as well. The cards all have great photos of the players, and the black backgrounds really make them look incredibly distinctive.

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It is a bit nerve-wracking to log on here and see a post with your name but, wow, so many kind words. Thank you to Steve, who started this thread and thank you all very much for the compliments.

Some of you I know and some not so much. But appreciate the nice words and thanks for checking out the blog. It is not a moneymaker for me by any means and I do it purely out of the love of the cards. Glad to know people are reading it --
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I read every post and learn every time. Thank you for your efforts.
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Echo what everyone says above. I learn something with every one of his posts.
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Anson is an absolute asset to the hobby. That's saying a lot coming from me, since our alma maters are serious rivals! LOL

He is also a really good dude, both in sharing his knowledge and time. I can't count the number of times I've messaged him with a question and he's always gotten back to me within a few hours.

Hoping I can finally meet him at the National in 2023.
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