Dallas Card Show (March 3-6) (Photos Added)

[sb1]

About 20% of the tables are vintage, that being mostly postwar Topps, Bowman, etc not a lot of pre-war.

In the past I have brought quite a bit of pre-war and not gotten much interest, so I am saving it for the National crowd and bringing more 1950's to 2000's stars, sets and nice commons for this one.

[John1941]

Originally Posted by sb1

About 20% of the tables are vintage, that being mostly postwar Topps, Bowman, etc not a lot of pre-war.

In the past I have brought quite a bit of pre-war and not gotten much interest, so I am saving it for the National crowd and bringing more 1950's to 2000's stars, sets and nice commons for this one.

Could you bring a little cheap beat-up pre-war for me?

[Foo3112]

How was the show for those who attended?

I'll be going tomorrow and will post a little review along with plenty of photos.

[sb1]

Far fewer people at the show today compared to the Thursday of the last show.

[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by sb1

Far fewer people at the show today compared to the Thursday of the last show.

Market is changing people are being cautious.

[Rich Klein]

The Starlight room was actually busier than the last couple of shows for Thursday Night.

[John1941]

I was underwhelmed this time. I did very well last time, but it was not worth admission today. Spent $20 on cards. $15 on 184 dime cards, and $5 for a 1949 Remar Chuck Dressen.