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Old 04-14-2018, 06:38 PM
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I don't know why REA auctions inspire these lengthy threads and Heritage -- IMO the clear industry leader now -- never does.
REA is REA...but Heritage's current auction has a tremendous marquis in the mantle and is a much more interesting auction for me.

The Nadjas, the E98's, lots of caramels, sporting life cobb, plowboys, oj's, m101-6 ruth, nice cj's...nm7 ruth rookie...amazing stuff.

That sf hess Welch is sick!
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Old 04-14-2018, 06:45 PM
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The Nadjas, the E98's, lots of caramels, sporting life cobb, plowboys, oj's, m101-6 ruth, nice cj's...nm7 ruth rookie...amazing stuff.
Peter, you need to learn when to close your mouth you know I'm just playing around and I 100% agree with you. Actually, I find the current REA auction a bit blah, especially by REA standards.
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Peter, you need to learn when to close your mouth you know I'm just playing around and I 100% agree with you. Actually, I find the current REA auction a bit blah, especially by REA standards.
The post war selection in Heritage is incredible too.
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The post war selection in Heritage is incredible too.
Ya...I hadn't got there yet when I posted!!! Those mantles...a psa 9 51 bowman to go with the topps.
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The post war selection in Heritage is incredible too.
Heritage has much bigger cards, for sure, but I think there’s a purity about REA that many collectors appreciate.
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Heritage has much bigger cards, for sure, but I think there’s a purity about REA that many collectors appreciate.
A “purity???”
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A “purity???”
Pete, you’re on the board enough. I don’t believe I need to explain the comment to you. But the headline is I think a lot of collectors appreciate the way Brian and team do business. They set the standard.
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Brian and crew are the best. No doubt.
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Peter, you need to learn when to close your mouth you know I'm just playing around and I 100% agree with you. Actually, I find the current REA auction a bit blah, especially by REA standards.
ya...i thought of you when I saw those...it's like xmas/hanukkah/Kwanzaa for you i bet!
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Epic blizzard here in st paul...may go til monday! Nothing to do but drool over cards!

Fred that's funny!
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REA always has a great vintage spread! I might sit this one out though.
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I wonder how many catalogs were shipped.... wow, they go through great expense to lay it out, print it and ship it. Now for an update:

It was Professor Plum in the Conservatory with the REA Catalog....
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