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08-13-2020, 06:10 PM
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Baseball Card Store on 87th is probably one of the top shops. Don't expect a lot of pre-war though.
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08-13-2020, 10:02 PM
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I was in there on Tuesday. They had a couple of Mathewson and a Cobb in t206, and a Cobb in 205.
That was it though. As mentioned in the previous post, prewar doesn't happen often with their inventory.
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08-15-2020, 01:30 AM
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Check out NLBM
If you haven’t been and you’re going to be in KC, I recommend checking out the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Some great vintage photos and memorabilia. I was there a couple summers ago with my boys and we all enjoyed the experience. We followed up with lunch at Arthur Bryant’s BBQ, which is a short walk away. It was a great way to spend a half-day in KC.
https://nlbm.com https://www.arthurbryantsbbq.com Here are a few pictures from our day at the museum (sorry about the sideways photos!) 522B381D-628E-4793-AE55-4408CA8504ED.jpg 141CDBE8-4646-4A49-9D9F-BD6D73D10F6A.jpg 9EE0CEEF-9E25-4F7F-B2AD-B4DF76D98727.jpg C8CCD4A9-30B5-4346-95E8-B3CF4EA72934.jpg ED26FCAC-9AEB-4149-BF10-D3D697969F5C.jpg 4595D354-CF80-4964-8AF3-ACEF6F64043C.jpg
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08-15-2020, 05:12 AM
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If you see an 80s Kansas City Team Photo Issue John Schuerholz, let me know.
Shameless plug. Haha. Enjoy KC!
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08-16-2020, 06:19 AM
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[QUOTE=Jeff_cvc;2008584]If you haven’t been and you’re going to be in KC, I recommend checking out the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Some great vintage photos and memorabilia. I was there a couple summers ago with my boys and we all enjoyed the experience. We followed up with lunch at Arthur Bryant’s BBQ, which is a short walk away. It was a great way to spend a half-day in KC.
+1 on the NLBM As a prior 30 year Missouri Resident - I have been there several times - always a great day. Additionally The KC Jazz Museum (same location) is equally impressive. In Fact the entire area at 18th & Vine offers lots to do - and there is absolutely nothing anywhere as good as KC BBQ - Enjoy https://www.visitkc.com/18th-vine
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