1940 Play Ball Complete Set Group Break (Sold Out)

[jburl]

I am happy to offer a '40 Play Ball Complete Set group break for $34.99 per slot. Shipping is $3 , or free if you buy 2 or more. Overall, this set is in VG to EX condition. Check it out for specific rules/scans/condition info. http://burlssports.com/product/1940-...t-group-break/



Also, I will be giving away 1 slot in the break--check out the details here: http://burlssports.com/1940-play-bal...way-announced/

PayPal, Check, MO are all accepted.

In the interest of full disclosure, I did pay a fee to place this post in the main forum.

Let me know if you have any questions via PM or at burl@burlssports.com

Thanks,
Burl (Justin Burleson)

[Leon]

Good luck Justin. It seems our members who have done these with you have been well pleased. Thanks again and happy collecting!!

[jburl]

Thanks, Leon! Only 84 slots left.

[jburl]

Thanks to everyone who bought in to the '40 Play Ball Set Break. It sold out on Friday.

The break broadcast will be at 5 pm CST today. Tune at this link (the video recording and a table of results will also be posted at the link afterwards): http://burlssports.com/1940-play-bal...eak-broadcast/

Thanks again,

Justin (Burl) Burleson

[prewarsports]

I really could care less in general, but just out of curiosity I have a question?

Why are these "set break" threads continually allowed on the main section of the forum? These are just advertisements to buy something and provide nothing as far as knowledge or conversation to the board. Generally when other people come on and announce "Babe Ruth 1933 Goudey for sale" people are quick to point out that those threads belong in the BST. Why not the same with these solicitations?

Just curious.

[sbfinley]

Originally Posted by prewarsports

I really could care less in general, but just out of curiosity I have a question?

Why are these "set break" threads continually allowed on the main section of the forum? These are just advertisements to buy something and provide nothing as far as knowledge or conversation to the board. Generally when other people come on and announce "Babe Ruth 1933 Goudey for sale" people are quick to point out that those threads belong in the BST. Why not the same with these solicitations?

Just curious.

I'm fairly sure Justin pays an advertisement fee, in which case it's no different then an Auction House announcing they are now open for bids. I've done a couple of his breaks and been pleased - probably wouldn't have seen or entered them had they not made the main board.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by prewarsports

I really could care less in general, but just out of curiosity I have a question?

Why are these "set break" threads continually allowed on the main section of the forum? These are just advertisements to buy something and provide nothing as far as knowledge or conversation to the board. Generally when other people come on and announce "Babe Ruth 1933 Goudey for sale" people are quick to point out that those threads belong in the BST. Why not the same with these solicitations?

Just curious.

As Justin disclosed in the first post, he pays for the privilege...

[prewarsports]

Got it, as I said, I don't really care either way I was just curious.

[jburl]

Originally Posted by prewarsports

I really could care less in general, but just out of curiosity I have a question?

Why are these "set break" threads continually allowed on the main section of the forum? These are just advertisements to buy something and provide nothing as far as knowledge or conversation to the board. Generally when other people come on and announce "Babe Ruth 1933 Goudey for sale" people are quick to point out that those threads belong in the BST. Why not the same with these solicitations?

Just curious.

Leon is kind enough to allow me to pay a fee to spread the word about the set breaks I host by putting a thread on the main board. As Steven pointed out, many auction houses use the main board in a similar way.

Best wishes,

Justin (Burl) Burleson