Which would you prefer at a show?

[Tomman1961]

I price is not marked clearly on the front I will walk by. Taking up too much time to ask the price of cards. With a sticker, you know if the dealer is pricing fairly and in your range. I always sticker my cards. (well, not the card, but the holder!).

[Robextend]

I'd rather see a price. However if there is no price and it is something I really need I will stop and ask for a price.

It is amazing how many dealers I have run into that act inconvenienced when you ask them any questions.

[Orioles1954]

Kiya,

Nice to see you still collecting!

James

[ksabet]

Originally Posted by Orioles1954

Kiya,

Nice to see you still collecting!

James

Thanks James,

Yeah one or two sets at a time. Sold my '38 Goudey now I am 70% finished with '52 Bowman Large at PSA 7-8 and trying to do a Mello-Mint set although I think it may take some time on this one.

Did you ever finish Tattoo Orbit?

[Orioles1954]

I finished it a couple of years back and then sold it. No longer actively collect which is just as well with a third child on the way.

[ksabet]

Originally Posted by Orioles1954

I finished it a couple of years back and then sold it. No longer actively collect which is just as well with a third child on the way.

Congrats on the 3rd child. I hope to be at the National this year so maybe I will see you if you stop by.

[David W]

Price the cards. I never stop at a table that doesn't have stuff priced unless it's very rare/unusual.

If you have fairly readily available cards, price them and price them at a reasonable market value.

Nothing worse than having to sift through a box of cards or see them in a display case and ask for a price on each one, especially if you're looking the price up in Becket. If you don't know what 59 Topps commons go for, or 33 Goudeys, don't sell them.

[ksabet]

Originally Posted by Robextend

I'd rather see a price. However if there is no price and it is something I really need I will stop and ask for a price.

It is amazing how many dealers I have run into that act inconvenienced when you ask them any questions.

This was why I asked the initial question. I, as many of you have stated, prefer stickers, but sometimes if you even hint at questioning the sticker price you are met with some serious attitude.

I guess it just depends on the dealer.

[Gary Dunaier]

Originally Posted by Robextend

It is amazing how many dealers I have run into that act inconvenienced when you ask them any questions.

Customers... fooey!