No Love for the Philly Show, This weekend

[matthew]

How long are the autograph lines? I was going to mail order a couple of items, but there was a $5 mail fee & a $10 fee to return my item.

[ValKehl]

What Tony N. said in post #6 + 1.
Val

[JamesGallo]

First off, SGC is not doing onsite grading at this show. I am not happy about this.

Second, it was quite today and the show is even a bit smaller then the Dec show.

Third, as far as pre war dealers there is more that at the westcester show, however overall at this point it is probably a smaller show.

As for the autograph lines, the flyers they had today seemed to go pretty fast, it really just depends on the person.

James G

[bcbgcbrcb]

Like many others, I will be skipping this one and attending the Oaks Show in April. I already took the day off from work on Friday, April 15.

[judsonhamlin]

I am skipping this one also, in favor of the Oaks show - on Friday, also

[bh3443]

Wow, what a change!
I recall that I viewed the March Philly show as the premiere event that set the pace for the new year. The March event signaling that the current was was out for Baseball. Thus, it was time to open it make sets and then move on with the profits to help fund purchases in to more vintage cards!
In closing, I'm doing the same thing right now on my dining room table.
My trading network on net54 includes the great guys such as Rich Klien, Neal Kublin and more. We have fun ans move many cards anv a bunch more!

Thanks, my friends,
BIll Hedin
Framingham, MASS


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[Jewish-collector]

The Philly show used to be if not the best, then one of the better shows on the entire east coast. What a sad story that it is a shell of what it used to be.