Last night I returned home after attending this year’s National. It was the best show I’ve ever been to. I got a ton of great photos, cards, and autographs. I also met a lot of great people that read Sports Card Info. Throughout the day I will be posting more about the show. Here are some of the photos. More stories coming soon.
TRISTAR
Panini
Upper Deck
Press Pass
Andre Thornton
Mike Pruitt
Lee May
Tim Brown
Kevin Mack
John Cappelletti
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Finally, some organized photos!
Any shots of the big baseball cards at the show?
I did get my picture taken with the T206 Honus Wagner that just sold for $925,000. Memory Lane used a Polaroid camera to take the picture, so I don’t have a digital copy of that. I will be writing about my meeting with Jeff Rosenberg (TRISTAR President & CEO) shortly. Lots more stuff to come.
I did get my picture taken with the T206 Honus Wagner that just sold for $925,000. Memory Lane used a Polaroid camera to take the picture, so I don’t have a digital copy of that. I will be writing about my meeting with Jeff Rosenberg (TRISTAR President & CEO) shortly. Lots more stuff to come.
P.S.: Forgot to mention great post!
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Good to see Tim Brown making appearances.
You got to meet John Cappelletti! As a PSU grad, I can really appreciate that…
Awesome pictures!! Thanks for sharing them with us. Looks like I missed a great show
I decided not to go this year. Autograph prices were way out of line for alot of these guys. $200 for Lynn Swann?? and he has the right no to sign any item he chooses? Some of the heisman winners were over priced too. $40 for Kordell Stewart? This guy was a booed out of Pittsburgh and was a terrible quarterback. I even thought $60 was a bit much for Bruce Sutter. I’m just wandering, in this economy, where there many people paying these prices for autographs?
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