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Old 03-26-2010, 08:28 AM
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Default Who has the best collection?

Simple question, complicated answer. But if you had to pick one active collection that you consider to be the best of the best from what you've seen (in person, online, in books, whatever), who's collection would that be?

Just looking for some different opinions, and yes I realize that there's many impressive private/unknown collections out there.
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:30 AM
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You looking for just one collection, or should we list the Top 100?


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Oh boy, here we go again.
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:41 AM
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Default it's in here...

I think it resides here...
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:43 AM
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Isn't that where they shot Melrose Place?
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:44 AM
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NEVER... has a thread gone off the rails quite so quickly.


Sorry Jeff. My bad.
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:45 AM
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That town is a magnet for an F5.
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Great line Rob!
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:48 AM
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is a picture of the co-owners who has the greatest card collection.
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:49 AM
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That is a pretty good looking dog.

Thanks Barry!! And just for you....

"Oh that Michael, I hate him, he's just so smug."
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I'll go ahead and say what everyone else is thinking.............no this is not in Alabama. (maybe Mississippi) kidding.............

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I don't recognize that line. Should I?
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:52 AM
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Yes you certainly should.

Remember Jerry took the lie detector to try and prove he didn't watch the show? At the end when the 4 of them are sitting and watching the opening he says that...

Tougher one, but you are expected to get 'em all.
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:55 AM
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You're absolutely right Rob, and I remember it now. That's the episode where George's girlfriend was bald.
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That is a pretty good looking dog...
Don't you ever call my bride that!
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Old 03-26-2010, 08:57 AM
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guess my question was too Dorskiny? my bad!
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Default Jeff....best collections

On a serious note there are 3 board members, who don't post a lot, that I personally think have 3 of the top collections in the country. But I won't name them out of respect for their privacy. Two are west coast and one is east coast. And if we are talking memorabilia then I think one of our members would be in the top three also, but again, I won't name names.
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id vote for net54...the collectors collectively on this site have the best collection by far!
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As I saw the picture of Scott Elkins' trailer home above, I happened to come across what he posted on his website yesterday. It is almost too funny for words:

"BTW - I do know for a FACT that one "Jewish" vintage card dealer in CA is a PAEDOPHILE and BRAGS about it on the phone! Again, it seems that these people from the Synagogue of Satan, like Jeffrey Lichtman, simply like to blame others for what THEY DO!"

"I keep saying, the depravity of the jew knows no bounds. Don’t doubt for a moment that non-jews can not, or will not get infected by this virus of filth, because they do. However, it’s the overwhelming majority of jews involved in these crimes that highlights where the root of it all really resides. One glaring example is the North American Man Boy Love Association or NAMBLA which is nothing more than a jew organization that pushes pedophilia. This definitely goes further, because even House Speaker (wench) Nancy Pelosi, marched in a gay parade along side of NAMBLA, and jews like Allen Ginsberg fervently support this disgusting manifestation of jewish beliefs."
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Old 03-26-2010, 09:16 AM
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for real? wow.
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Jeff- he doesn't say very nice things about me either. Take a look.
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As I saw the picture of Scott Elkins' trailer home above, I happened to come across what he posted on his website yesterday. It is almost too funny for words:

"BTW - I do know for a FACT that one "Jewish" vintage card dealer in CA is a PAEDOPHILE and BRAGS about it on the phone! Again, it seems that these people from the Synagogue of Satan, like Jeffrey Lichtman, simply like to blame others for what THEY DO!"

"I keep saying, the depravity of the jew knows no bounds. Don’t doubt for a moment that non-jews can not, or will not get infected by this virus of filth, because they do. However, it’s the overwhelming majority of jews involved in these crimes that highlights where the root of it all really resides. One glaring example is the North American Man Boy Love Association or NAMBLA which is nothing more than a jew organization that pushes pedophilia. This definitely goes further, because even House Speaker (wench) Nancy Pelosi, marched in a gay parade along side of NAMBLA, and jews like Allen Ginsberg fervently support this disgusting manifestation of jewish beliefs."


Aah! We heard that same stuff all the time in Catholic Schools!
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Whilst competitive card and memorabilia collecting apparently drives some to collect, we suspect this post is heading to the same trash heap as yesterdays.
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Whilst competitive card and memorabilia collecting apparently drives some to collect, we suspect this post is heading to the same trash heap as yesterdays.
heading?
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Whilst competitive card and memorabilia collecting apparently drives some to collect, we suspect this post is heading to the same white trash heap as yesterdays.
Fixed it for you.
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Like Leon I can think of a couple of collections that are awe inspiring both in their breadth and depth as well as the passion the collectors have for them. The owners are modest and private and I respect that.

One collection I would love to see or know more about the contents is the Fritsch collection. I believe it would be in the discussion, but I have not heard/read much about the exact contents.
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I was going to look at this one collection but there was a 10k cover charge...so I passed.
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I was going to look at this one collection but there was a 10k cover charge...so I passed.
I thought it was $10k per item - $10k for the whole collection would be a bargain.
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I thought it was $10k per item - $10k for the whole collection would be a bargain.
You and John are in for a sad comeuppance. First off, the offer was made to David only. He may have a sliding fee scale for the rest of us. Second, you weren't being charged for LOOKING at his collection. He was charging you to photograph and scan his things.


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We have not photographed or scanned any of the items

However, if you want to pay us $10,000 you are welcome
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"He named names"
"a rabid anti-dentite"
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And Frank,

In that wedding photo, isn't that the dog who bit Elaine at the opticians?
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So, what's the problem with NAMBLA anyway?

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In that wedding photo, isn't that the dog who bit Elaine at the opticians?
Same breed, you know your Seinfeld.
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Yom Tov, my depraved chaverim.
(Couldn't find the klezmer cover so had to go with the goy version).

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