Rea is in action

[Snapolit1]

Well that settles it. It’s a mania among 30 year olds. Taylor Swift will be on the bandwagon any day.

The original discussion has zero to do with who was on this board is interested in cards. But this does amuse me. Maybe they can have a Ty Cobb booth at the next Lollapallloza.

[nineunder71]

I like your since of humor, and typical candor, however my point was that’s its illogical to think that millennial money is not also behind Vintage card increases.

Continue that thought process.... Unless you’re 100 years old, you didn’t see Cobb play either, so why do you think that a thirty year old would have less interest in baseball history than you? It just doesn’t make since to me.

In my opinion, I figure we are all baseball fans here.. I played competitive ball and love the game’s history, but because I’m younger than you, you assume I’m ignorant of the game’s history??

Just a comment that stood out to me, thats all, cheers


P.S. That peanut gallery is a nice touch, how do I get one of those?

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Well that settles it. It’s a mania among 30 year olds. Taylor Swift will be on the bandwagon any day.

The original discussion has zero to do with who was on this board is interested in cards. But this does amuse me. Maybe they can have a Ty Cobb booth at the next Lollapallloza.

[Carter08]

Originally Posted by nineunder71

I like your since of humor, and typical candor, however my point was that’s its illogical to think that millennial money is not also behind Vintage card increases.

Continue that thought process.... Unless you’re 100 years old, you didn’t see Cobb play either, so why do you think that a thirty year old would have less interest in baseball history than you? It just doesn’t make since to me.

In my opinion, I figure we are all baseball fans here.. I played competitive ball and love the game’s history, but because I’m younger than you, you assume I’m ignorant of the game’s history??

Just a comment that stood out to me, thats all, cheers


P.S. That peanut gallery is a nice touch, how do I get one of those?

You have to be a beast collector of Gehrig and help me out on a lot of vintage questions. I like the toned down rhetoric of this post a lot more and the question you raise is a good one. The old geezer and I were just texting today about whether young folks would be into cobb twenty years from now and whether any labor squabble would hurt vintage. Our main thought was actually yes on an interest in cobb and not really on a labor shortage. Here’s hoping the game stays strong.