LOTG not a one-man operation anymore

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Lorewalker

Congrats to Tim and to LOTG but I think it has been a long time since they were a one man operation. Andrew Aronstein, who is a member here, has been with LOTG and there might be others.

Not to mention his family that supports his crazy venture.
I'm biased but I only wish good things and success to one of the best guys in our hobby. Couldn't happen to a nicer group of folks.

[Jewish-collector]

Mazel Tov !!! Now, Tim can help you get some great basketball cards & memorabilia.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Not to mention his family that supports his crazy venture.
I'm biased but I only wish good things and success to one of the best guys in our hobby. Couldn't happen to a nicer group of folks.

+1. LOTG is getting better all of the time. Go Al and team!
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[Exhibitman]

Tim was with REA?

[JimC]

Awesome addition. Best of luck going forward.

[rjackson44]

Rich klien belated octavio

[Rich Klein]

TY Octavio -- appreciate the sentiment.

Now back to the LOTG good news

Rich

[pawpawdiv9]

Sounds good.
Its been a long time since i consigned with LOTG.
There was a board member by Prizner?? that worked with me,
anyways always good stuff.

[tjisonline]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Tim was with REA?

https://caryl.com/love-of-the-game-a...ment-director/

"Gallagher previously served as the West Coast Consignment Director for Robert Edward Auctions and worked on consignment acquisitions and private sales for SCP Auctions. Working as a sales account executive earlier in his career, he has combined his business acumen and experience with his love and passion for sports with a sought-after skillset he brings to LOTG. "