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#5
08-01-2006, 11:00 PM
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Was there much in the way of Pacific Coast League items at The National?
Posted By: Glen V
Mark Macrae had two T4 Obaks and two Pebble Beach Clothier cards. One dealer had a stack of around 10 1911 & 10 1912 Zeenuts (still available as of Friday night). Another dealer had around 5-7 trimmed T217 Mono cards. DCD had some '43 Centennial Flours and some newer (old, but not pre-war) PCL stuff. I didn't pay a lot of attention to Zeenuts or Obaks, but don't remember very many Zeenuts and a scattered selection of T212s. 
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