East Coast National - this weekend

[brooklynbotter]

Reading through these I feel like I went to a completely different show than some of you guys. Only went Friday, got there just past 1 and saw most of the vintage stuff upstairs, downstairs and in the side rooms. I was able to add plenty of cards at reasonableish prices, especially the oddball stuff. Not a lot of 19th century at all, very happy I went before the ones available were snagged. Alex downstairs had some incredible pieces from 1890s women's baseball, wondering if anyone on here picked those up. Tons of T/E cards, though high grades were extremely expensive as mentioned. Mind numbing number of 50s cards. Special thanks to Howard on here for the coupon Wheat for my Brooklyn collection.

Btw, agree on the 40/60 vintage modern split mentioned earlier.

[refz]

I enjoyed looking at Alex’s non sport as well. Hey who was the dealer in the same aisle/side as Alex but at the other end by the stairs? He had something I passed on, but kind of wanted. He had about 6 tables+ all vintage?

[GasHouseGang]

Thanks for posting some pictures everyone. I especially like seeing those NS cards. Great pickups.

[jbsports33]

Really glad to hear this show had more vintage this time around!

I also miss Hall's Nostalgia auctions - lots of fun over the years and they always had interesting stuff.

Thanks for the photos and list of pickups!

Jimmy

[Snapolit1]

There was a mind numbing number of 50s Topps cards. Tables of them.