Are "Flea Market's" dead?

[ethicsprof]

not dead here but no baseball cards and lotsa junk.

best,
barry

[T206.org]

Barry, I'll second that, ole' buddy! I've given up in Central Florida.

[vintagechris]

I actually found some T207 cards in NC about 4 years ago. The guy was a regular seller of cards and someone walke3d up and offered them for sale to him the previous week. I can't remember what I paid for them but I got a really good deal.

[mintacular]

I picked up a T205 Kirb White at the flea market. I think the lack of shows actually encourages some lower level dealers to set up at the flea market. i live in a very sports-obsessed town (pittburgh) as well so that helps. i also picked up a '58 mantle as (poor) for $2 and almost got a '48 leaf musial for some 70s junk but the deal fell through. so yeah, there is some action at our flea markets. that said, you will see alot of over priced 80s-modern, such as a $5 1990 Daryle Strawberry that I saw and a Cory Snider '87 Topps in some guys display case

[rdixon1208]

Flea markets are great in the Houston area si buscas cd's, llantas de su coche, o camisetas que representa la Virgen María.

[Tony Gordon]

I've noticed that in the last 20 years the prices for cards and sports memorabilia are very high at Chicago area flea markets. Even though I regularly go, I rarely come home with any cards. I definitely find better deals at local card shows.