Atlanta card shops?

[spartygw]

Cliff, for what you're looking for, you should head over to this place:

GotBaseballCards - J&J's Sports SuperStore
(770) 736-9998

https://g.co/kgs/3qtHqS

They have 50s and 60s commons to sort thru. Bigger store, Joe does a lot of shows but it's a real pain for me to drive over there from where I live.

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[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by spartygw

Cliff, for what you're looking for, you should head over to this place:

GotBaseballCards - J&J's Sports SuperStore
(770) 736-9998

https://g.co/kgs/3qtHqS

They have 50s and 60s commons to sort thru. Bigger store, Joe does a lot of shows but it's a real pain for me to drive over there from where I live.

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I went to their store several times when they were in Snellville and spent hours going through their huge trays of commons picking out print errors and also assembling a high grade 1976 set minus the star cards, but the last time I went they had moved down the street to a much smaller store and they refused to bring out the trays of commons for me to look through and pretty much chased me off. In 2020 I happened to be in Loganville and spotted their new store but that was right in the middle of the virus outbreak and I knew they wouldn't even let me in the door. It looked like a much larger building than they had before so they might be more willing to bring out the trays for me to look at or they might even have some out for customers to go through. Loganville is so far from Atlanta and I am rarely out that way but I will make a special trip on a rainy day when I get a chance. Thank you for the suggestion.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by spartygw

Cliff, for what you're looking for, you should head over to this place:

GotBaseballCards - J&J's Sports SuperStore
(770) 736-9998

https://g.co/kgs/3qtHqS

They have 50s and 60s commons to sort thru. Bigger store, Joe does a lot of shows but it's a real pain for me to drive over there from where I live.

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It was a perfect rainy day so I went out to Loganville, they didn't have any of what I was specifically looking for but that was no big surprise, miscut cards from the 1966 Topps 4th and 6th Series and 1969 Topps 3rd Series, but I did find a few cards I couldn't pass up, a 1968 Milton Bradley Yellow Team Casey Cox, a 1969 Paul Popovich with blown out stats, and some cool 1977 Topps print defects. He has six huge boxes of 1977 Topps so I might just do the set the old fashioned way by handpicking each card.