O/T: What happens in Vegas...

[Shoele$$]

Originally Posted by RGold

When I was in Las Vegas, there were nice men on the street handing out free cards.

And sometimes you'll even find some "vintage" cards amongst the ladies they're handing out

[Tao_Moko]

I will be there on business and staying at the Aria the same timeframe as you. Doubt I'll travel with cards but we can meet up and discuss them over a beer.

[frankb22]

The place in Miracle Mile has fake autos so I'd pass on that shop.
Pete Rose used to sit in front of the place in Forum shops and sign
for a fee but that is hit and miss I would think. Overall, the casino
scene has very generic offerings for sports fans. If you have a car,
I'd suggest taking a drive a few miles off-strip and visiting some of
the great local bars that are dedicated to transplanted and visiting
sports fans. This list is the best out there as far as which bars are
devoted to which cities and their sports teams. Just click a helmet.

http://www.lvasports.com/team-affiliations.cfm

I'm originally from Cleveland and the Tap House on West Charleston
is a Browns bar which has the best Italian night every Monday. Old
school wise guy types come out to socialize and listen to the best of
the local talent entertain for free. They have great food too. When
people come to visit I often take them here and it never disappoints.

http://www.usatoday.com/experience/l...wallet-watcher

[Wite3]

Last year when in Vegas I visited Legacy Sportscards...it is off the strip on Sahara (about 2-3 miles west). The owner was knowledgeable and nice. They had some vintage and I ended up picking up a few nice cards from them. They did have a massive amount of zee-nuts that they bought from the pawn stars guys. The prices were fair and they seemed to work with you.

That is about it for vintage in Vegas (which used to have some great card shops but most are gone now).

Joshua