Interesting fact from REA

[barrysloate]

Wouldn't it be Charlie Conlon's stuff?

[ullmandds]

I think it's Chuck Knoblach's collection!

[calvindog]

Sounds like a conspiracy to me. Thanks for pointing it out. So how much did REA make off this conspiracy?

[bcbgcbrcb]

Could it have been one or more raw collections submitted by an auction house prior to auctioning them off?

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Wouldn't it be Charlie Conlon's stuff?

That was the rumor I heard, but it was unsubstantiated... until now.


Headline now reads:


"Barry Sloate says Charlie Conlon had good cards!"

[barrysloate]

Well we know the Doyle was Charlie's, that was no secret. And I know he had multiple Planks that he collected over the years ago. So that's my guess.

[Jim VB]

To be honest, I have a vested interest in asking. The Goudey Lajoie is #16 in that sequence.

[barrysloate]

Interesting. Charlie did have a lot of classic rare cards.

[Kawika]

I must say that I find that Goudey Lajoie very arousing.

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by Kawika

I must say that I find that Goudey Lajoie very arousing.

Do NOT let your Lajoie find out you're looking at others! You'll be in big trouble at home.

(Psst. Are you saying I should flip it on the BST?)

[Baseball Rarities]

I think that most, if not all, of these cards are from the Charlie Conlon estate.

Here is your Lajoie's brother: