One of my previous posts centered on trading and how the process has change over the years.
From creating an ad in SCD to posting your want lists on-line. Like the cigarette ad said
you've come a long way baby.
Something that I also noticed that's come a long way is collector generosity. Here's an example. The Daily Dimwit and I were working on a trade of Gypsy Queens that we both needed. Well, before we could complete the trade, he acquired the cards I was going to send him. No big deal, it happens, especially if you are working on trades with a bunch of different people. Trades start, stop, start again. We all know how it works.
Anyway, Sam was nice enough to send me a card for my troubles.
And what a lovely card it is. Again thank you Sam.
This is not the first time this has happened to me, but it is the most recent. I myself am trying to be more generous, after all, they are only pieces of cardboard.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Who says Topps doesn't listen?
I got an e-mail from Topps this morning (as I'm sure many of you did) about this.
2012 Topps Mini Cards.
Holy Guacamole! I didn't think I would be buying any more Topps this year (with the exception of Update), may have to rethink that strategy.
But upon further inspection, this product will only be available on-line, and at 661 cards, you need to buy 3 boxes (@ $50 + s&h), and get near perfect collation. This may become a toss up. Let someone else take the hit on the boxes and just buy the set and singles I need.
Your thoughts?
2012 Topps Mini Cards.
Holy Guacamole! I didn't think I would be buying any more Topps this year (with the exception of Update), may have to rethink that strategy.
But upon further inspection, this product will only be available on-line, and at 661 cards, you need to buy 3 boxes (@ $50 + s&h), and get near perfect collation. This may become a toss up. Let someone else take the hit on the boxes and just buy the set and singles I need.
Your thoughts?
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