Dennis C. Purdy

[uyu906]

I really miss VCBC. I have all of the issues. I just wish someone was still publishing a magazine of this quality about vintage baseball collectibles.

[tcdyess]

Originally Posted by uyu906

I really miss VCBC. I have all of the issues. I just wish someone was still publishing a magazine of this quality about vintage baseball collectibles.

That being said, are there any magazines out there at all (for vintage) worth getting?

Tim

[Leon]

Originally Posted by tcdyess

That being said, are there any magazines out there at all (for vintage) worth getting?

Tim

I like OldCardboard......

[tcdyess]

Originally Posted by Leon

I like OldCardboard......

Thanks, just checked it out and signed up... i'm going to go through the back issues as well and probably order a few...

Tim

[doug.goodman]

I loved the magazine, but it never made me laugh as much as the $1,700,000 (discounted 15%) that he is asking for a signed Carroll Hardy ball in his ebay store.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carroll-Hard...item1c1f6a518c

Doug

[Joe_G.]

Having full runs of both VCBC and Old Cardboard (OC), I find OC more enjoyable. I can turn to the forum to catch up on all the soap operas. OC is perhaps the best pre-war baseball card periodical the hobby has ever enjoyed.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by Joe_G.

Having full runs of both VCBC and Old Cardboard (OC), I find OC more enjoyable. I can turn to the forum to catch up on all the soap operas. OC is perhaps the best pre-war baseball card periodical the hobby has ever enjoyed.

Agreed. The full checklists, history of sets, and depth of knowledge in each article is outstanding. Of course I also though VCBC was good.