Chantilly Va. Show ... 30 Oct -- 1 Nov

[kcohen]

I'll be set up with a selection of pre-war cards. My table is more or less in the front center of the room. Hope to see some of you.

Ken Cohen

[Rob D.]

If dealing with Ken in person is even half as good as the transaction I had with him via the B/S/T, I highly recommend stopping by his table.

[ValKehl]

I picked up a N403 Yum Yum Tobacco card for my type collection at the March 2009 Chantilly Show. While the dealer tables are not teeming with vintage, scarce items of this magnitude, there is always some nice, vintage stuff available. I always attend because I live only a few miles from this show. And, the opportunity to B.S. in person with Joe "Potomac Yank" P. and hear his card-collecting "war stories" is worth the price of admission by itself! BTW, there is NO admission fee to this show on Friday.

[Jewish-collector]

I plan to attend the show on Friday. Always a pleasure seeing and/or meeting Net54 members. Just look for a short, puny looking slob searching thru the bargin bins.

Alan

[mzm55]

I'm going to make it sometime this weekend, hopefully Friday though possibly Saturday.

Zach

[Potomac Yank]

Folks, some of you have asked about:

How many tables?
How many vintage tables?
About prices at the show?
About a certain graded card?
About T210 - 6?

All good questions, and to some of them, there's no guarantee.
This might be an answer to some of the others.

I just received a message from Larrie Dean, that one of his customers might be coming back to the show from PR.
Folks, I'm not talking PR, like in Public Relations, I'm talking PR like in Puerto Rico.
I'm looking forward to meeting up with the collector from PR again.
Also, I may have some T210's for trade, four of which are are T210-6.
Always remember, whatever the grade, they fill an empty slot.

[t213]

I always love digging through Chandy's bargain boxes. I've found some great stuff in there.

Andy