Net 54 National Dealers

[Jay Wolt]

Please stop by and say hello!

I indeed will do so

[vintagewhitesox]

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

I indeed will do so

I might too.

[Andy Sandler]

Hi Everyone!
I will be at the show but not at a specific table. I will be the only one there wearing a San Francisco Giants cap. GO GIANTS!!!!
Please stop and say "hello!"
Thanks, Andy Sandler andy@allsportsauctions.com
(845) 331-8610 NY

[tedzan]

Mark Macrae and I are setting up at the Cooperstown Show on HOF weekend. Then we will drive to Cleveland to set up
at the National. We are sharing the booth with Sal Dischera.

Mark and I will have our usual eclectic assortment of vintage BB cards from 1887 - 1967 (graded & ungraded). Lot's of
T206's (and a good number with with some rare backs....LENOX, AMERICAN BEAUTY 350 & 460, EPDG, HINDU, etc.).

Our booth isn't far from the entrance. Look for Sal's huge display of sports & non-sports posters, yearbooks, programs,
uniforms, etc., etc.

Looking forward to seeing you all....and, "Talkin Baseball", and BB cards

MARK....SAL....TED
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[CurtisFlood]

I'll be there with whatever I have right now. I'm in a quad that got one leg sold back to the waiting list when a dealer backed out. I'm with Coach Estes Cards out of the St. Louis area. Booth spaces 633P, 637P, and 737P. Not sure which one is mine.

I am new on here, but have been setting up at shows since 1989. I've done quite a few Nationals, mostly in Chicago, one in Baltimore, and this will be my third in Cleveland.

I'm another old timer and enjoy meeting with fans and collectors alike at these big shows. I'm constantly amazed at the material the folks bring in to sell and trade. I'm not big on trading because of the time it takes, but I have done it at times.

[joshleland]

Unlike any other major auction house we actually go to the National to SELL not just buy and accept consignments. The the thing I find frustrating is to come to tables where nothing is for sale and just a display for future auctions with nothing you can buy right then and there. I'm not putting down the other auctions that do, we used to do some of that as well, but people found it frustrating. Besides, if everyone did this the National would be one big yawn rather than what it is: the most exciting event in the hobby bar none. Nothing comes close.

Last year our booth was more of a musem with mostly extremely high end material for sale such as a T206 Honus Wagner and Jackie Robinson's 1947 Rookie of the Year Award at about a million dollars each. This year we are going in a different direction. We will have stuff from all different categories in all price ranges; from $1 to $100,000 with the majority on the low end of this scale, $25-500. We have many fresh pieces we have gotten over the last few months from a few major collections and nothing we have carried from show to show. If we have it, it's fresh. The stuff is priced to sell with the lower the price range the bigger the bargain. We have all kinds of vintage sports cards and sports memorabilia including an amazing group of early vintage photos Cleveland Indians (1910s-1960s), autographs, game used, publications, and more. It will be on a first come, first serve basis with no sneak peaks. And you have to come to the national to see what we have. We are right at the front of the room, you can't miss us.

We are bringing 6-figures in cash to the show (yes I am bragging) and we will buying all that week starting Monday. If you bring us anything we will make you an offer or give you a free appraisal on the spot. No games, for cash, no checks till the cash runs out, so get there early. If you just want an opinion and don't want to sell show it to us anyway. We will do opinions/authentications for free before spending your hard earned dollars on authentication fees. See us first, see us last, doesn't matter. We will also pay a 10% finders fee on anything you turn us on to that we eventually buy. We will also be accepting consignments and paying healthy cash advances for such. If you refer a consignment we will also cut you in on the commission.

Come by and just say hello. We will all be there, Mike Heffner, Kevin Bronson, Aldo V and myself. Mike Heffner is not only the smartest guy in the hobby but the nicest. I look forward to saying hello to you for the 100th time or or the first. Please come by and ask us anything, we are apply to share our 100 years of hobby experience.

[glynparson]

Finally got the number, trying to coax a fellow board member into flying in to split the booth but for now just me.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by joshleland

The the thing I find frustrating is to come to tables where nothing is for sale and just a display for future auctions with nothing you can buy right then and there.

Okay, okay, anything I have will be available for you to buy. I will even have special prices for you, to reflect the large amount of cash you are trying to get rid of.

Belltown Vintage Cards: Booth 1820