Ultra High Rare Type Cards Wanted

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Yankeefan51

In a sea of mediocrity,there are still, a select few "elite" collectors who refuse to seller for anything less than the best,

For more than 3 decades, we have focused our collecting efforts on the acquisition of ultra high grade examples of baseball type cards from 19th and early 20th century

Whilst we have built an extensive collection, there are select number of items that we are actively pursuing. We will pay top prices and act in complete confidence. We are primarily interested in non- Hall of Famers. Our objective is to add a high grade representative example regardless of the player.

Current interests include

T 208 Rochester Baking
Texas Tommy
E 99
E 200
Boston Garter (additional examples- we have 8)
Old Mill Cabinet
select rare Cuban Cards
early Cabinets
high grade Kalamazoo Bats


Please address your inquiry in strict confidence to

Bruce Dorskind
bdorskind@dorskindgroup.com

America's Toughest Want List

I want to get in line after Bruces for an E200. That little devil has been evading me (and Burdick, Egan and the rest of them) for a long time!!

[barrysloate]

There's no such thing as an E200, is there? I assume it was a typo (amongst a plethora of typos in this post).

[HRBAKER]

Sea of Mediocrity, is that where the Isle of Langerhans is?

[barrysloate]

I took my last vacation on the Islands of Langerhans...lovely place!

[Rob D.]

In a sea of well-written prose, there are still a select-few "elite" collectors who — despite trying to portray themselves as masters of the written word — refuse to consult a dictionary or use spell-check.

[JasonL]

Insult the vast majority of the readership and then request assistance from those who may be priviledged enough to own the items in which they are interested.

kinda like insulting a hobo for his choice of clothing before asking him to kindly step aside so that you may go dumpster diving in his garbage can...

[Bicem]

any post that begins "In a sea of mediocrity," is ok by me.