Its On! Mid-Atlantic Get Together + Pre-War Baseball Trade Event - February 18, 2023

[Rhotchkiss]

A New Year bump. Hope to meet/see some of you there. It’s free and should be fun. PM Andrew or me with questions (he will have more answers than I!)

[ValKehl]

Andrew/Ryan,
I'm really looking forward to this event. How much table space is each attendee likely to have to display their cards/memorabilia?

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Andrew/Ryan,
I'm really looking forward to this event. How much table space is each attendee likely to have to display their cards/memorabilia?

How do the "mechanics" work? Display cards, list, etc.

[Jewish-collector]

What if we are not bringing any cards ? Is that OK ?

[Rhotchkiss]

Val, I defer to Andrew on your question-he is much more familiar with the space

Howard, mechanics... Based on the last one, I think people will show up with cards and they will grab a table and set up their cards at the table (loose or in a case). People will walk around looking at each other's stuff. Some people will trade. Others may buy and/or sell. Others may just show things off and talk. Its pretty relaxed and its really an opportunity for collectors to get together with their cards and see where it goes. It is not a card show in the traditional sense. Its much more collegial than that.

When I was young (like 12-16), I would take binders and boxes of cards to a friend's house, and other kids may come over and do the same, and we would look at each other's stuff, trade, make deals, talk, and then eventually go outside and play football or something. This is intended to be that for adults.

Andrew - I invite you to comment. Also Val or anyone else who was at the last one, please feel free to speak up.

There are no rules and its pretty organic. Its intended to be fun

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

Val, I defer to Andrew on your question-he is much more familiar with the space

Howard, mechanics... Based on the last one, I think people will show up with cards and they will grab a table and set up their cards at the table (loose or in a case). People will walk around looking at each other's stuff. Some people will trade. Others may buy and/or sell. Others may just show things off and talk. Its pretty relaxed and its really an opportunity for collectors to get together with their cards and see where it goes. It is not a card show in the traditional sense. Its much more collegial than that.

When I was young (like 12-16), I would take binders and boxes of cards to a friend's house, and other kids may come over and do the same, and we would look at each other's stuff, trade, make deals, talk, and then eventually go outside and play football or something. This is intended to be that for adults.

Andrew - I invite you to comment. Also Val or anyone else who was at the last one, please feel free to speak up.

There are no rules and its pretty organic. Its intended to be fun

Football game sounds fun! What time?