Who are the top 10 living vintage BB card experts?

[Runscott]

There you go - I think we can now have the kind of outcome that the original poster was looking for.

I find Ted's list particularly interesting because based on what I've read on this board, I have no earthly idea whether or not he's right or wrong. I can not argue with any of the names Ted has listed. I do; however, see many names missing from his list that should be there.

The great thing is that it just doesn't matter. These sort of lists are good for only one thing: creating trouble.

Originally Posted by tedzan

Experts in their specialty that are known to Net54er's

Scot Reader ....... T206

Bill Heitman ........ T206

Art Martineau ..... T206

Brian Weisner ..... T206


Everything (Pre-War & Post-War)
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Irv Lerner

Lew Lipset

Mark Macrae

Dan McKee and his Dad


M116 & T209
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Tim Newcomb

Mike Peich


There are more; however, most unknown (not Net54 members)

T-Rex TED

[batsballsbases]

Originally Posted by Runscott

There you go - I think we can now have the kind of outcome that the original poster was looking for.

I find Ted's list particularly interesting because based on what I've read on this board, I have no earthly idea whether or not he's right or wrong. I can not argue with any of the names Ted has listed. I do; however, see many names missing from his list that should be there.

The great thing is that it just doesn't matter. These sort of lists are good for only one thing: creating trouble.

Scott you are 99% correct That is why I listed my mother She is the other 1%.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by batsballsbases

Scott you are 99% correct That is why I listed my mother She is the other 1%.

My Dad actually gave me the best hobby advice I could ask for: "Don't get enamored with your inventory."

Still, I'm not letting go of my green Cobb.

[batsballsbases]

Originally Posted by Runscott

My Dad actually gave me the best hobby advice I could ask for: "Don't get enamored with your inventory."

Still, I'm not letting go of my green Cobb.

And so you shouldnt!