1921 Baltimore Orioles Tip top Bread.

[danmckee]

ok cool, I have been trying to add a picture to come up next to my name on posts and it always says invalid file or some crap like that.

I will try this, I didn't see the manage attachements below, sorry.

I am stressed and bummed cause I won't be able to win these cards in Huggins. I have offered my ad information and have told the auction house what they are.

I think I have helped the hobby a little.

I have also wrote articles in the past for VCBC, I liked that magazine better even though delivery was sporatic.

The size articles I write go into Lyman's news letters like the US Caramel wrapper where VCBC would have done a page for me.

I wrote an article on the 4 variations of the 1938 Goudey Lombardi low number. That was sharing.

I really am not as bad as Barry makes me out to be.

Dan

[danmckee]

scan attached?

[danmckee]

Oh I still have plenty of secrets Rich. And I will keep them until I sell, you can bet on it.

[danmckee]

Rich, I am not sure how I blew anything, I picked one of these off of ebay a few years ago for $10 when no one knew what it was. I have no intention of selling anytime soon so I don't see how I blew it to be honest.

But thanks for your thoughts

Dan

[leftygrove10]

Here's a scan of the Grove... However, I do not own this card...

[danmckee]

That card belongs to a local collector here, he had posted it on Brad's Lefty Grove thread on the old board and I ripped the collector's head off for posting it. Too funny.

[barrysloate]

Dan- I do see Jim V.B.'s point that if you are looking to acquire more, it might be best to keep things quiet. But even that could work both ways. Somebody who may want to sell some to you may feel he has unique and unknown cards, and might ask more than they merit.

But of course you are not a bad guy for keeping things secret. I only am suggesting that it may not necessarily be the best strategy.