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Old 11-19-2007, 06:59 PM
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Default Kevin Saucier - Adding Value

Posted By: Sean C

Would it count if you went to visit some friends at Harvard, or would cut through the yard on the way to visit your girlfriend?


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(Login Davalillo) Re: Kevin Saucier - Adding Value November 18 2007, 8:47 PM


Frank,

Disagree--in fact Dave Forman swore to me Gary never Doctored cards during this period--we are talking late 80s-early 90s here.

Barry,

First of all you need to show you have a net worth of at least $1 million. Also going to the right school is very important--preferably Harvard or Yale--I know that is how Marc Schoenen got in who posts here. However Marc is now out I understand as they were not pleased he did not go into consulting or investment banking.
Frank is a member--they let him in even though being a dentist is not what they usually prefer--it was suspected that he gave a payoff to the president(aka supreme leader)to get in although this has never been proven. After he got to the top of the PSA Set Registry in 1957 Topps they let him stay.
They threw me out because I didn't get to 100 graded sets fast enough and I was bringing down the organization.
Perhaps they will reconsider and let Kevin in if he is a smashing success in his new venture--if not, his chances do not appear strong.

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