Need interesting insight on 1939 Play Ball

[Dean's Cards]

Hi Guys:

Dean's Cards is going to feature 1939 Play Ball in our newsletter next week and I need some interesting insight about the set.

The 1939 set has been over shadowed by the more attractive 1941 set and other than what I found in the Beckett Price Guide, I am having trouble finding some good interesting info on the set.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Dean
www.deanscards.com

[Jim VB]

You should think about subscribing to Vintagecardprices.com or some other pricing service.

Or even use Ebay's search for sold items.

Or, click on the link above for Old Cardboard and see what they have to say about the set.

Short of any of those choices, you could continue to come on here and ask board members to do your pricing for you.


It's up to you.

[barrysloate]

This post does look like an ad announcing 1939 Play Balls for sale. Kind of crosses the line.

[Dean's Cards]

Nope. The cards are not for sale. do not need or want pricing.

Need insight about the cards in order to write an article. i.e. mistakes, interesting cards, hard to find cards, quirks, things that you my have noticed. No one ever writes very much about this particular set.

I thought made that clear.

Thanks,

Dean

[barrysloate]

You said you are breaking up a 1939 Play Ball set. That sounds to me like they are for sale. What am I missing?

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

You said you are breaking up a 1939 Play Ball. That sounds to me like they are for sale. What am I missing?

I agree Barry. That was the reason for my sarcastic reply. He said he's breaking the set next week. He included a link to his site, selling cards. And he's been warned by Leon in the past, not to do this on the main board.

He has been on here for all of 9-10 posts and each time asks for something that will benefit his business.

It belongs elsewhere.


Note: If I have misrepresented anything please correct me and I will change my posts.


Edited to add: I just checked. 9 total posts. A verbal warning. A formal infraction. And now this thread.

[Potomac Yank]

Practically every one of his threads, is a brain picking thread.

It gives you the feeling that he knows absolutely nothing about what he's selling.

As a buyer, I would never buy anything from him.