BST Section: Has priceless become the norm rather than the exception?

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by 4815162342

I wonder how Bruce Dorskind would reply to this thread?

Whilst you were replying to this thread, we added several exceedingly rare examples of pre-war material to our collection.

[HercDriver]

For what it's worth, I hate it when sellers post the sales price, but not the item for sale. But at least I know what it's going to set me back...

Cheers,
Geno

[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

For those complaining that this is really trivial and not so important as to get aggravated about . . . I hate to break the bad news, but nothing we discuss on this board is actually important.

Just more filler to divert us from the stark reality that our days are numbered and no one has any idea what this is all about.

Originally Posted by 4815162342

Well, vintage baseball cards are merely symbolic of how another year has passed, and yet we’re still chasing the same elusive ephemeral pieces of cardboard. No matter how desperately we hope that next card will make our collection complete, we know it’s not to be. The truth is, for the rest of our obsessive, nostalgic, wretched lives, we’ll always be missing that one holy grail. Inevitably, irrevocably; a complete collection? No such thing.

Truth!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Eric72

Whilst you were replying to this thread, we added several exceedingly rare examples of pre-war material to our collection.

Pretty much spot on. Bravo! He was always good for some entertainment. He knew something about the stuff, but he did not have a good delivery, to put it mildly.
I will always remember him for the Boston Garter panel and threatening to sue himself.

Back to topic, I reiterate my preference for prices and pictures when listing things for sale....
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[Fred]

Originally Posted by Leon

Pretty much spot on. Bravo! He was always good for some entertainment. He knew something about the stuff, but he did not have a good delivery, to put it mildly.
I will always remember him for the Boston Garter panel and threatening to sue himself.

Back to topic, I reiterate my preference for prices and pictures when listing things for sale....
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What's funny is that I read Leon's post and figured it had to be about Bruce. Then I went back to post $73 and sure enough. It's kind of strange how we continue to remember some of these collecting characters.

Just a thought. If someone doesn't want to put a price to something in the BST, then it's kind of for sale, but the person is waiting for an offer. It could always transform into the SOB or T (Sale, Offer, Buy, or Trade) section. If someone isn't going to put a price on something then have it go into a single bucket called the "O"ffer thread. This way people can have a column for cards that require an offer and nobody has to be annoyed with reading a Sale post without a price. Or, it can just stay the BST and we can have threads like this.

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by Fred

…the SOB or T (Sale, Offer, Buy, or Trade) section…

An SOB section? I like it.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by Eric72

Whilst you were replying to this thread, we added several exceedingly rare examples of pre-war material to our collection.

Who is (was) we?

How arrogant can one get.....

RiP Bruce Dorskind


The greed is strong, wait for fear

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

Who is (was) we?

How arrogant can one get.....

RiP Bruce Dorskind


The greed is strong, wait for fear

Do you not remember the Bruces?