P.A.L. Tuesday night card show & Auction TODAY February 6th 3:30-8:00 Parsippany NJ

[TaxMechanick]

I attended the show this evening, and was impressed. It was a small show, but had quite a bit of vintage. If you are in the area I certainly recommend you attend the January 2017 show.

I dropped off some cards with SGC, and spent a bit of time chatting with Joe. I took full advantage of the $7/card ($250/maximum) special, to be picked up at the next show early January 2017. That in itself is quite a convenience!

I circled the room and spent a bit of time speaking with Scott Russell and Michael Goldberg (REA).

Glenn

[NC-Vintage]

We've added a few new dealers this month , so far we have 30 confirmed tables and 18 different dealers. We still have a few more tables available if anyone is interested send me a PM. Show runs from 3:30pm-7:30pm. We are giving away two $20 door prizes to be spent in the room at 5:00 and 6:00. If your in the
area please stop in and check out the show !

Happy New year !

Joe D.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Have added this to my show schedule for the foreseeable future. Come and shoot the breeze with me, hell maybe even buy something!

[Rich Klein]

Joe:

FYI -- and I'm sure of this. The 1st Parsippany shows and the short-living Livingston shows began in 1982, not 1981. Trust me on that one

Rich

[NC-Vintage]

Good Morning Rich,

Well, that could very well be. But I pulled my information from this article.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/collecto...ouse-of-cards/



Joe

[Snapolit1]

Had a great time. Saw Joe, Scott and others. Submitted a card to SGC for $7. Win win. I was there at 3:30 when it opened and was expecting it to be empty. It wasn't. Within 30 minutes there seemed to be 20 or so people and more by the time I left an hour later. Some really cool vintage stuff and I of course spent more $$ than I expected to. Was a lousy day weather wise, but from my vintage point seemed like a nice crowd early on. Hopefully more kept coming. Was really glad I went.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

What you saw was pretty much the peak, but it wasn't bad at all. Sold a T206 Zach Wheat and a pile of NM-MT 1970 Topps Basketball in addition to the usual slew of bargain bin stuff so not a bad way to kill a Tuesday afternoon. Now if only there wasn't the three hour drive home!