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Old 11-11-2025, 09:56 AM
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It’s a pretty nuts selection. All of the sudden E222s are coming out of the woodwork after, what, like 6-7 years without a single one sold at auction?
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It’s a pretty nuts selection. All of the sudden E222s are coming out of the woodwork after, what, like 6-7 years without a single one sold at auction?
I think a lot of the big collectors from the past 30 years are starting to sell off their collections. Dont want to leave it behind for the family to deal with it and get ripped off. So starting to see a lot of rare items coming to the market...

Not that I am going to be buying but would love to see some of the 1910 Washington Times cards come to market...think this to me is one of the rarest sets. Only 3 sales on VCP in 20 years
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I think a lot of the big collectors from the past 30 years are starting to sell off their collections. Dont want to leave it behind for the family to deal with it and get ripped off. So starting to see a lot of rare items coming to the market...

Not that I am going to be buying but would love to see some of the 1910 Washington Times cards come to market...think this to me is one of the rarest sets. Only 3 sales on VCP in 20 years
Bobby, it's very unlikely that you will some of these 1910 Washington Times cards or the similar-looking 1914 Baltimore News cards come to market anytime soon because there is an esteemed Net54 board member who hoards them. He's been colleting them since he was a baby, and he's still too young to feel the need to dispose of them.
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Bobby, it's very unlikely that you will some of these 1910 Washington Times cards or the similar-looking 1914 Baltimore News cards come to market anytime soon because there is an esteemed Net54 board member who hoards them. He's been colleting them since he was a baby, and he's still too young to feel the need to dispose of them.
So it is not Dan? He is not too young and an old bastard...LOL I hope he still has a sense of humor after getting a new shoulder.
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So it is not Dan? He is not too young and an old bastard...LOL I hope he still has a sense of humor after getting a new shoulder.
I consider Dan a young whipper snapper compared to me (I turn 82 later this month)!
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I consider Dan a young whipper snapper compared to me (I turn 82 later this month)!
Age is a state of mind and think yours is still 25
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Bobby, it's very unlikely that you will some of these 1910 Washington Times cards or the similar-looking 1914 Baltimore News cards come to market anytime soon because there is an esteemed Net54 board member who hoards them. He's been colleting them since he was a baby, and he's still too young to feel the need to dispose of them.
He did, however, sell a couple of the Baltimore News cards in his time. I guess he got offers he couldn't refuse...ouch.
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Looks like it's open for bidding now too.
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