GBSCC Shriner's Show!

[steve_a]

Show is very strong 50-60s, not as much prewar as was mentioned. I was happy to get a fair price on a nice cobb/jennings t202. Been on my list for a while. Also did well with the 707sc guys. I think they brought the entire inventory.

[Econteachert205]

Had a nice time at the show. I agree the early baseball selection was a little weak, but thanks to Don for my t205 Evers. Also down to 3 cards on my 59 set. Just for fun I bought a 1988 fleer rack box for 15 bucks (my wife likes opening packs).

[JakeStahl'sGloveSHows]

Originally Posted by steve_a

Show is very strong 50-60s, not as much prewar as was mentioned. I was happy to get a fair price on a nice cobb/jennings t202. Been on my list for a while. Also did well with the 707sc guys. I think they brought the entire inventory.

Just curios, but what does doing well with them mean? My experience, including this show, is 707 has the best depth of inventory at prices that are nearly impossible to justify, particularly against recent auction results??/

[steve_a]

Im down to a tough few on my leaf set and their inventory was deep enough to give me multiple options on several cards. Levi spent some time helping me go over them. The prices arent a bargain but I got a volume discount to ease the pain. Perception of value changes as the set gets to the end..

[BlueBlood]

Originally Posted by JakeStahl'sGloveSHows

Just curios, but what does doing well with them mean? My experience, including this show, is 707 has the best depth of inventory at prices that are nearly impossible to justify, particularly against recent auction results??/

Have to agree with you, 707 and Deans Cards prices are hard to justify..when you have 6k auctions or sales and you've only sold 160, that should tell you something. But if we don't like the prices, then we go elsewhere..