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This is sad news....whatever ill malice people have towards him nonwithstanding...
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My only interaction (cold call asking if would sell one single 1952T high number) with him (when I was 12) was very pleasant (I've read everything else and saw him "at work" at a Philly show in 2000, so I know "what" he was). May his soul be at peace and may his family find solace in this most difficult time.
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I had some dealings with Mr. Rosen many years ago. He was
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I have spoken about my unfortunate experience with Alan in the past but with this news I only wish comfort for his loved ones. He was certainly a character.
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RIP Alan. Thankfully I have nothing but positive memories from our times at many of the same shows in the 80's and early 90's.
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Always had great dinners with Al.....Great guy outside of the hobby
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Always a thrill to watch him price items at the big Rhode Island show that ended last year.
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he did a lot of business w a friend and helped me make a sale. Put hobby in the mainstream. rip sir
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He will be missed, even though sometimes it was tough to deal with Mr. Mint - it was always interesting - and have to say the last one at this past Boston Show was one of the better ones - God Bless
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Well, there goes the Mr. Mint Kumbaya Tour.....
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i used to go to his auctions in montvale at his office.always very nice to me ..he had an ego but like it was said a character rip mr mint
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He was certainly a character, but by promoting himself he also promoted the hobby. I would say the two people most responsible for the high dollar value of cards today are Alan Rosen and Bill Mastro. My condolences to all of Alan's family and friends.
Last edited by oldjudge; 01-26-2017 at 04:50 PM. |
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