Card Interest Down? Not at the National.

[BigfootIsReal]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Everyone can offer whatever anecdotal takes they want . . . and none of us knows for sure whether demand for vintage is "up" or "down". Not sure why its even that important.

Evidently you could care less if your card is worth $100 or $10,000.........since it's not important, why not sell me everything you have for, let's say, $10 ?

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by BigfootIsReal

Evidently you could care less if your card is worth $100 or $10,000.........since it's not important, why not sell me everything you have for, let's say, $10 ?

"Could not care less"... Just think it through.

[ullmandds]

when the economy is slumping...so does superfluous spending.

[Brent G.]

Last weekend, I saw a kid in his 20s drop $6,000 on a PSA 7 ‘86 Fleer Jordan (about a $1,000 overpay) at a show at a Salvation Army in Wisconsin. Cash was FLOWING in every direction and on everything. Prices definitely weren’t crumbling there.

[SAllen2556]

Originally Posted by perezfan

"Could not care less"... Just think it through.

-So that bothered you, but the apostrophes on "wants" you decided to let go?

Agree the good stuff if it really want's to be sold it goes to the big houses. If it want's to be on display for show and tell it sits in showcases for eye candy.

[ClementeFanOh]

My experience at the National is that interest is through the roof. This observation is reinforced by activity I’ve seen on other venues. SAllen25- even when your grammar policing is correct, it’s still not on point. Is there a comment in your future that actually hits on the topic? Or can we expect more anally retentive, spotty red ink marks with no substance? Asking for a friend. Trent King