Uh oh...I think Dean's Cards Disease is now spreading

[homerunderby]

Dean's Cards (and their high prices) kinds of reminds me of Larry Fritsch Cards a generation ago. They were always way higher than anyone else, for singles and sets (prices for new sets were $30 when everyone else charged $10-15).

Not sure what the clientele is for each but clearly they both had successful businesses despite their prices not being competitive.

[Hxcmilkshake]

Originally Posted by homerunderby

Dean's Cards (and their high prices) kinds of reminds me of Larry Fritsch Cards a generation ago. They were always way higher than anyone else, for singles and sets (prices for new sets were $30 when everyone else charged $10-15).

Not sure what the clientele is for each but clearly they both had successful businesses despite their prices not being competitive.

Yeah but Fritsch had his ads all over, magazines, SCD, etc. And pre internet. Different now with most cards a click away.

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[deweyinthehall]

Originally Posted by homerunderby

Dean's Cards (and their high prices) kinds of reminds me of Larry Fritsch Cards a generation ago. They were always way higher than anyone else, for singles and sets (prices for new sets were $30 when everyone else charged $10-15).

Not sure what the clientele is for each but clearly they both had successful businesses despite their prices not being competitive.

Yeah - Mr. Fritsch's prices were always oddly higher...their adds always featured this prominent perk - "professionally hand-collated", which probably caught some peoples' eyes in a positive way, but I was ordering at the time from Renata Galasso whose prices were far more competitive and who's cards were, nevertheless, collated just fine.