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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 145.2 | I'm going broke | EBBV03::MONDALTO | | Fri Jun 08 1990 15:28 | 5 |
| John tell me about it ! I'm going broke myself with all
the Baseball,and buying Becketts back issues ....
John
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| 145.6 | Bring Back Art | NUTMEG::JACUNSKI | | Mon Jun 11 1990 13:44 | 6 |
| Wouldn't it be nice if the new Bowman football cards looked like the
OLD Bowman football cards! The only painted cards we get these days are
the Donruss Diamond Kings, and in my humble opinion, most high school
art students could render better likenesses than Perez and Steele.
Cranky this Morning
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| 145.10 | Jim "Thor" Everett | EBBCLU::MONDALTO | | Wed Jun 13 1990 10:55 | 8 |
| If you haven't already seen it,wait till you see the Jim Everett
"Ground Force" card. It's shows Jim getting ready to release a
pass,and who ever took the picture,took it from a ground view
showing the big puffy grey clouds that you would see right before
a storm. (Excellent Card).
John
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| 145.11 | Let swap for complete sets | 22048::BELISLE | Mike Belisle MRO4-1/H20 297.3324 | Fri Jun 15 1990 11:44 | 13 |
|
I went out and bought myself a box. The box included all but 28
cards for a complete set. Some of these cards are amazing! The
picture quality on the 'Ground Force' is simply amazing. Score
did a great job printing these cards too, all the cards where
perfectly centered. I would like to know if anyone would be
interested in swapping a few cards for the cards I need.
I have over 300 doubles to swap, so if your interested mail me
the list of cards you need and I'll tell you the cards I need
and we can work something out.
Mike
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| 145.13 | HOW MUCH DOES IT COST | DECXPS::WALWORTH | | Wed Jun 20 1990 19:58 | 4 |
| Before I go out and buy a Score FB box I would like to know the
price on these boxes and help would be appreciated.
kcw
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| 145.15 | $13.75 a box | SAGE::JACUNSKI | | Thu Jun 21 1990 13:21 | 4 |
| I got an ad in the mail from Steve Myland offering Score FB at $275 per
20-box case. I don't have the address with me, but he is a frequent
advertiser in SCD.
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| 145.16 | Re: .12 | PNO::KAPLAN | subtlety..SUBTLETY..<<S U B T L E T Y>> | Mon Jun 25 1990 17:54 | 9 |
| I also bought a box of Score. However, the distribution I got was
fairly poor. I am missing 38 cards in the set, including numbers 8
thru 16, which I assume contain some mighty good players. On the other
hand, boy have I got the Joe Montana doubles. Anyway, a question. At
the end of the set, there are 10 cards called "Hot Gun" and 10 cards
called "Ground Force". However, each of these cards says "1 of 12", "2
of 12", etc. What gives? Are these errors? Will the implied series 2
contain more of these cards? Does anybody know?
phil
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| 145.18 | I suppose I am spoiled | PNO::KAPLAN | subtlety..SUBTLETY..<<S U B T L E T Y>> | Mon Jun 25 1990 18:43 | 9 |
| RE: .17
You are right, of course, that I could have done a lot worse. I was
just spoiled by my success in buying one Fleer box. Of the regular
series of 400 cards (excluding the deliberately hard-to-get 25
specials), I got 389 different, and need only 11 more. In fact, that
distribution was so good that I have no more that 2 cards of any one
player, i.e., no triplicates. Now that's distribution.
phil
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| 145.20 | 1990 SCORE FOOTBALL SERIES ONE CHECKLIST | SALEM::ALIZIO | | Thu Jun 28 1990 15:09 | 124 |
| 1990 SCORE FOOTBALL SERIES ONE CHECKLIST
1. Joe Montana 57. Andre Reed 113. Stanford Jennings
2. Christian Okoye 58. Seth Joyner 114. Jacob Green
3. Mike Singletary 59. Bart Oates 115. Karl Mecklenburg
4. Jim Everett 60. Bernie Kosar 116. Ray Childress
5. Phil Simms 61. Dave Kreig 117. Erik McMillan
6. Brent Fullwood 62. Lars Tate 118. Harry Newsome
7. Bill Fralic 63. Scott Norwood 119. James Dixon
8. Leslie O'Neal 64. Kyle Clifton 120. Hassan Jones
9. John Taylor 65. Alan Veingrad 121. Eric Allen
10. Bo Jackson 66. Gerald Riggs 122. Felix Wright
11. John Stephens 67. Tim Worley 123. Merril Hoge
12. Art Monk 68. Rodney Holman 124. Eric Ball
13. Dan Marino 69. Tony Zendejas 125. Willie Anderson
14. John Settle 70. Chris Miller 126. James Jefferson
15. Don Majkowski 71. Wilber Marshall 127. Tim McDonald
16. Bruce Smith 72. Skip McClendon 128. Larry Kinnebrew
17. Brad Muster 73. Jim Covert 129. Mark Collins
18. Jason Buck 74. Sam Mills 130. Ickey Woods
19. James Brooks 75. Chris Hinton 131. Jeff Donaldson
20. Barry Sanders 76. Irv Eatman 132. Rich Camarillo
21. Troy Aikman 77. Bubba Paris 133. Melvin Bratton
22. Allen Pinkett 78. John Elliot 134. Kevin Butler
23. Duane Bickett 79. Thomas Everett 135. Albert Bentley
24. Kevin Ross 80. Steve Smith 136. Vai Sikahema
25. John Elway 81. Jackie Slater 137. Todd McNair
26. Jeff Query 82. Kelvin Martin 138. Alonzo Highsmith
27. Eddie Murray 83. JoJo Townsell 139. Brian Blades
28. Richard Dent 84. Jim Jensen 140. Jeff Lageman
29. Lorenzo White 85. Bobby Humphrey 141. Eric Thomas
30. Eric Metcalf 86. Mike Dyal 142. Derek Hill
31. Jeff Dallenbach 87. Andre Rison 143. Rick Fenney
32. Leon White 88. Brian Sochia 144. Herman Heard
33. Jim Jeffcoat 89. Greg Bell 145. Steve Young
34. Herschel Walker 90. Dalton Hilliard 146. Kent Hull
35. Mike Johnson 91. Carl Banks 147. Joey Browner
36. Joe Phillips 92. Dennis Smith 148. Frank Minnifield
37. Willie Gault 93. Bruce Matthews 149. Robert Massey
38. Keith Millard 94. Charles Haley 150. Dave Meggett
39. Fred Marion 95. Deion Sanders 151. Bubba McDowell
40. Boomer Esiason 96. Stephone Paige 152. Rickey Dixon
41. Dermontti Johnson 97. Marion Butts 153. Ray Donaldson
42. Dino Hackett 98. Howie Long 154. Alvin Walton
43. Reggie Roby 99. Donald Igwebuike 155. Mike Cofer
44. Roger Vick 100. Roger Craig 156. Darryl Talley
45. Bobby Hebert 101. Charles Mann 157. A.J. Johnson
46. Don Beebe 102. Fredd Young 158. Jerry Gray
47. Neal Anderson 103. Chris Jacke 159. Keith Byars
48. Johnny Holland 104. Scott Case 160. Andy Heck
49. Bobby Humphery 105. Warren Moon 161. Mike Munchak
50. Lawrence Taylor 106. Clyde Simmons 162. Dennis Gentry
51. Billy Ray Smith 107. Steve Atwater 163. Tim Rosenbach
52. Robert Perryman 108. Morten Andersen 164. Randall McDaniel
53. Gary Anderson 109. Eugene Marve 165. Pat Leahy
54. Raul Allegre 110. Thurmon Thomas 166. Bubby Brister
55. Pat Swilling 111. Carnell Lake 167. Aundray Bruce
56. Chris Doleman 112. Jim Kelly 168. Bill Brooks
169. Eddie Anderson 225. Henry Ellard 280. Billy Joe Tolliver
170. Ronnie Lott 226. Richard Johnson 281. Kirk Lowdermilk
171. Jay Hilgenberg 227. Jim Skow 282. Earl Ferrell
172. Joe Nash 228. Keith Jones 283. Eric Sievers
173. Simon Fletcher 229. Dave Brown 284. Steve Jordan
174. Shane Conlon 230. Marcus Allen 285. Burt Grossman
175. Sean Landetta 231. Steve Walsh 286. Johnny Rembert
176. John Alt 232. Jim Harbaugh 287. Jeff Jaeger
177. Clay Matthews 233. Mel Gray 288. James Hasty
178. Anthony Munoz 234. David Treadwell 289. Tony Mandarich
179. Pete Holohan 235. John Offerdahl
180. Robert Awalt 236. Gary Reasons 1990 Rookie
181. Rohn Stark 237. Tim Krumrie
182. Vance Johnson 238. Dave Duerson 290. Chris Singleton
183. David Fulcher 239. Gary Clark 291. Lynn James
184. Robert Delpino 240. Mark Jackson 292. Andre Ware
185. Drew Hill 241. Mark Murphy 293. Ray Agnew
186. Reggie Langhorne 242. Jerry Holmes 294. Joel Smeenge
187. Lonzell Hill 243. Tim McGee 295. Marc Spindler
188. Tom Rathman 244. Mike Tomczak 296. Renaldo Turnbull
189. Greg Montgomery 245. Sterling Sharpe 297. Reggie Rembert
190. Leonard Smith 246. Bennie Blades 298. Jeff Alm
191. Chris Spielman 247. Ken Harvey 299. Cortez Kennedy
192. Tom Newberry 248. Ron Heller 300. Blair Thomas
193. Cris Carter 249. Louis Lipps 301. Pat Terrell
194. Kevin Porter 250. Wade Wilson 302. Junior Seau
195. Donnell Thompson 251. Freddie Joe Nunn 303. Mohammed Elewonibi
196. Vaughan Johnson 252. Jerome Brown 304. Tony Bennett
197. Steve McMichael 253. Myron Guyton 305. Percy Snow
198. Jim Sweeney 254. Nate Odomes 306. Richmond Webb
199. Rich Karlis 255. Rod Woodson 307. Rodney Hampton
200. Jerry Rice 256. Cornelius Bennett 308. Barry Foster
201. Dan Hampton 257. Keith Woodside 309. John Freisz
202. Jim Lachey 258. Jeff Uhlenhake 310. Ben Smith
203. Reggie White 259. Harry Hamilton
204. Jerry Ball 260. Mark Bavaro Hot Gun
205. Russ Grimm 261. Vinny Testaverde
206. Tim Green 262. Steve Deberg 311. Joe Montana
207. Shawn Collins 263. Steve Wisniewski 312. Jim Everett
208. Ralf Mojsiejenko 264. Pete Mandley 313. Mark Rypien
209. Trace Armstrong 265. Tim Harris 314. Phil Simms
210. Keith Jackson 266. Jack Trudeau 315. Don Majkowski
211. Jamie Holland 267. Mark Kelso 316. Boomer Esiason
212. Jeff Cross 268. Brian Noble 317. Warren Moon
214. Bob Gagliano 269. Jessie Tuggle 318. Jim Kelly
215. Louis Oliver 270. Ken O'Brien 319. Bernie Kosar
216. Jim Arnold 271. David Little 320. Dan Marino
217. Robert Clark 272. Pete Stoyanovich
218. Gill Byrd 273. Odessa Turner Ground Force
219. Rodney Peete 274. Anthony Toney
220. Keith Jackson 275. Tunch Ilkin 321. Christian Okoye
221. Steve Grogan 276. Carl Lee 322. Thurman Thomas
222. Vince Newsome 277. Hart Lee Dykes 323. James Brooks
223. Tom Benson 278. Al Noga 324. Bobby Humphrey
224. Kevin Murphy 279. Greg Lloyd 325. Barry Sanders
Ground Force
326. Neal Anderson
327. Dalton Hilliard
328. Greg Bell
329. Roger Craig
330. Bo Jackson
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| 145.21 | Checklist disclaimer | SALEM::ALIZIO | | Thu Jun 28 1990 15:14 | 13 |
|
re. Checklist
I tried to be as careful as possible typing this in, but cannot
give a 100% guarantee that there aren't any typos. I put form
feeds in so that if you extract and print this you should end up
with three pages.
Enjoy,
Paul
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| 145.23 | Question for football experts | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Fri Jul 13 1990 11:46 | 9 |
|
I have a card # 269 that doesn't match the player name listed
in price guides or what was typed in here. What gives? I don't
remember the guy's name that is on the card, but I do know
that it is not Jessie Tuggle. I am not into football and could
not tell one player from another. I just bought them to see
how they looked. BTW is $16.00 a good price for a box?
Bill
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| 145.24 | Becketts errors | SALEM::ALIZIO | | Fri Jul 13 1990 13:42 | 37 |
|
re. .23
I'm interested in finding out whose name appears on your card
#269. I typed in the list that appears in this notesfile, so
I'd like to know if I goofed. When I get home tonight I'll
double check card #269.
I picked up the July/August issue of Beckett's football and
noticed errors in their checklist! For card #289 they have
someone other than Tony Mandarich listed. And I think card
#290 has some rookie who doesn't appear in Series I at all.
I never heard of this rookie either.
Also, Becketts cards 134-A, 136-A, 134-B and 136-B. The "A"
variations are priced at $2 to $3 while the "B" variation is
priced at $.15. What's weird is that they describe the "A"
variation as "with helmet on back". All the cards have a helmet
on the back in the center of the left margin! I would think
the rare ones would be without helmets. I suppose that Becketts
could have confused the two. It just doesn't seem logical that
if Score got it correct on the first print run, they would goof
up on the second run. I was wondering why my local card dealer
had written "first run" on the open box of Score Football cards
he had on the counter, now I know why. If anyone here has cards
without helmets on the back please let us know.
$16.00 sounds like a great price for a box. They were $18 a
box in the Derry/Salem NH area when they first came out. Now
they are getting $27. Where did you purchase yours? When
Series II comes out in August I'd like to buy a box, but not
for $27. If anyone else has less expensive sources, please
post them here.
Paul
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| 145.26 | It's in Northboro Mass. | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Fri Jul 13 1990 16:10 | 12 |
|
Sounds to me like a problem with the guide that I looked at more
than anything else. Just threw me for a loop for a while.
I bought the cards out of an open box at a place called Obrien's
.05 & .10 in Northboro Mass. They only had series 1 though and may
be sold out by now. This place is a great place to go when you can't
find stuff any where else. They carry most popular types of cards
in baseball and football and people are pressuring for hockey and
basketball. He has Donruss and Fleer for around $13 a box at the
moment and Topps racks at $.99. They may have some error racks of
Donruss left if you go for that kind of thing.
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| 145.29 | Helmets and "errors" | SALEM::ALIZIO | | Mon Jul 16 1990 13:29 | 21 |
|
You are correct; it is the player's helmet that they are talking
about. I checked through my cards and my Kevin Butler (#134)
has no helmet. I have two Vai Sikahema (#136), one with helmet
and one without.
I think that Joey Browner's card (#147) has two variations.
Neither shows a helmet, but one is almost a profile shot while
the other is facing nearly straight ahead.
I thumbed through a copy of SCD and noticed there were 4 "errors".
I can't remember them all, but only one seemed legitimate to
me. I think it was Mike Johnson's card (#35) that showed his
teammate (another Johnson) on the front. Another "error" was
a card that had All America instead of All American. This is
an error? I call it a typo. It should be no more valuable
for this type of mistake. Hopefully Score won't correct this.
Paul
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| 145.31 | Errors schmerrors, who cares? | SALEM::ALIZIO | | Mon Jul 16 1990 18:47 | 25 |
|
re. other error(s)
Anyone having the latest SCD can detail them exactly. All I
remember about the other error was that it was a defensive
player and that for last year's stats he was credited with
one fumble recovery instead of two, or vice versa. In my
opinion this isn't worth correcting and shouldn't affect the
card's value. As I mentioned in my previous note, a legitimate
error is having the wrong player's picture on the card. SCD
did describe one of these. This seems to occur most frequently
when there are players with the same last name on the same team.
SCD seems to encourage its subscribers to spot "errors". As
I recall, each one listed had the name, city and state of the
discoverer. There must be people who have nothing better to
do than go over these cards with a fine tooth comb. How else
would you spot "America" vs "American". And how would you know
that player X had two fumble recoveries instead of one? This
is a big waste of time as far as I'm concerned.
Paul
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| 145.34 | 1990 Scores needed | EBBCLU::MONDALTO | | Wed Jul 25 1990 13:42 | 27 |
| This is a list of cards that I need To complete my 1990 score
Football collection. I have many dups to trade or I will buy
them.
John
14 15 31 35 40 47 50 85 108 116
126 130 136 144 208 211 221 225 244
276 286 294 296 308 322
___________________________________________________________________
Cards that I need for 1989 Proset Football.
I have many dups to trade or I'll buy them,I also have 4 sets
of the final Series ( 541 thru 561 ).
1 4 8 12 28 444 445 456 458 460 461
468 470 480 483 484 489 490 506 510 517
527 528 529 538 539
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| 145.36 | Wrong #'s | EBBV03::MONDALTO | | Tue Jul 31 1990 13:46 | 7 |
| I have a Chris Singleton Rookie #290. Becketts has him as #289,
and Fred Jones as #290. Just thought I'd let you.
John
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| 145.37 | Who is Fred Jones? | SALEM::ALIZIO | | Tue Jul 31 1990 16:12 | 11 |
|
re. .36
You're correct. Becketts did goof on these. BTW has anyone
ever heard of this rookie, Fred Jones?
Has anybody heard when Series II is being released?
Paul
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| 145.38 | What to do in August | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Tue Jul 31 1990 16:35 | 5 |
| Rumor control says all he__ is going to break out in August.
Hope you have lots of cash. Expect 2nd series in some football
U.D. baseballcard sets. High no. series U.D. baseball also
soon to be followd by Rookies sets and update set.
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| 145.39 | | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Tue Jul 31 1990 16:38 | 1 |
| And Basket ball and Hockey and..........ad infintum.
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| 145.40 | Score at DECworld (sort of) | SAGE::JACUNSKI | | Tue Aug 07 1990 20:48 | 7 |
| During DECworld, Score football were going for .50 a pack at the World
Trade Center's tobacco shop.
I got a hand-collated set yesterday for $22 at John's cards, a new shop
on rte. 3 in Tyngsboro, Mass. Did I get hosed?
Rick
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| 145.42 | Yup, I got hosed! | NUTMEG::JACUNSKI | | Fri Aug 10 1990 15:46 | 7 |
| Yup, the trivia cards are included, but I haven't checked on the
variations. Actually $22 is a "can't wait" price, because the issue of
Tuff Stuff I got the next day includes numerous adds for the whole 600
card set for $25. All I got was Series I (Ididn't even know there WERE
2 series). Oh well, they are nice cards. And the pleasure of building
the newer sets is gone for me. I'd just as soon buy the whole thing all
at once. I've got plenty of building to do with the 50s and 60s stuff.
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| 145.46 | They are playing us for fools | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Mon Aug 13 1990 14:49 | 8 |
|
What is the telephone no. for Score? I think that I would like to
call some of these sleeze companies and give $.02 worth. I have seen
some real s___ happening this past year. Time to speak out!
Take U.D's latest trick with their Reggie subset as an example.
I refuse to buy even 1 pack for this very reason. I will buy the set.
Pro Set is another and the list goes on. It suckers kids big time
and that I object to.
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| 145.48 | Mr. Moderator, move this if necessary. Phone #'2 | DLO15::BOSSO | Bury my heart with the S & L's | Mon Aug 13 1990 18:12 | 18 |
| re: a few back
Score's phone number: 203-227-8882, FAX# 203-222-1167
Here's the others:
Fleercorp. 215-455-2000 FAX# 215-457-8207
Topps 718-768-8900 FAX# 718-965-2638
Upper Deck 714-692-1013 FAX# 714-692-1264
The list I have does not have a number for Donruss. I know your
concern is for football but I thought I'd post these. All are/will be
in the football/basketball/hockey business. I don't have Proset of any
of the others.
joe
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| 145.49 | Let's unite for what we want! | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Mon Aug 13 1990 20:32 | 7 |
|
Rep. -.1
Thanks for the info. It is kind of like voting..nobody knows what you
think til you show them. Maybe someday we can start a collectors assoc.
to put the squeeze on'em. Just think what we could do if there was a
powerful collector's association.
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| 145.50 | Think they'll listen!! | DLO15::BOSSO | Bury my heart with the S & L's | Mon Aug 13 1990 21:23 | 13 |
| re: collectors assoc.
Why not! One of the hot issues at the National (supposedly) was a
dealers association. This is supposed to police the dealers. Maybe
I'm too skeptical but it seems like an opportunity to price fix and
boot out the dealer that is giving a fair shake to the collector. On
the positive side, maybe they'll boot out the dealers who are gouging
the collector. Of course they could lock out the small time
collector/dealer who is in it to keep his hobby alive.
Oh well, Ramble on...
joe
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| 145.51 | Series 2's are out! | DASXPS::BARTON | Jack Barton | Tue Aug 14 1990 02:37 | 6 |
| I just got a couple of wax packs of the series 2 Scores and I was
surprised to find a Lombardi card, No. 603. It's called Lombardi the
Legend. There was also 3 All Pro cards, 6 rookies and an Andre Ware
Class Of 90. It seems that there are a few different subsets in
the series 2's.
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| 145.54 | Is it true? | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Tue Aug 14 1990 15:03 | 7 |
|
Rep. -.1
I think your last sentence says it all. That's what I feel like
after busting my A__ getting a set together and finding out that the
real sets will have cards that I can't find in wax. Has anyone
confirmed this rumor about Score factory sets?
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| 145.58 | | DLO15::BOSSO | Bury my heart with the S & L's | Tue Aug 14 1990 21:09 | 5 |
| re: .53
Geez Roy, I'm sure glad you're not emotional about this issue. ;-) ;-)
joe
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| 145.59 | dealers | OAW::ITZKO | Topps '73 613 | Thu Aug 16 1990 01:05 | 14 |
| Geez, somehow I get the impression that you fellas have a h__d-on with
these scum bag dealers.
There should be enough readers here to make decent trades and sales
with each other. If you want a factory set go to a show and get it
there. There the S.B. dealers have to compete out in the open with all
the other S.Bs.
Buy from the stores that don't have to make a profit from selling
cards like K-Mart, Woolworth, 7-11 etc.
Why should I pay a dealer $2.00 a pack for Leafs when the local Shell
station sells them for $1.00.
Come-on guys get it together.
-pj-
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| 145.61 | Please post addresses | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Thu Aug 16 1990 11:18 | 8 |
|
Rep .59
Go to a show? 20 S.B.s + 20 S.B.s = 40 S.B.s , no change in prices.
Possibly higher when they compare notes.
BTW where is this Shell station you talk about? If you have
alternatives please post addresses. If it is on the west coast it
wouldn't do people here on the east coast much good.
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| 145.62 | I prefer "Scuzzball" | SAGE::JACUNSKI | | Thu Aug 16 1990 13:40 | 18 |
| re .59
Are you saying K-Mart, Woolworth, etc. are not making a profit on
cards?
re .61
Dealers frequently lower prices to compete at shows. I've heard dealers
refer to the Bishop Guertin show in Nashua, NH as a "give-away" show,
and many won't even do the September show because of the wide-open
competition.
re "scumbag" references in general: do you guys consider dealers in
other types of merchandise to automatically be scumbags? Car
salespeople, well, yeah, but bakers? hardware stores? computer dealers?
photography supplies? Or is just baseball card dealers?
Rick Scumbag-Three-Times-A-Year Jacunski
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| 145.64 | Your free miswrap's in jeopardy! 8^) | SAGE::JACUNSKI | | Thu Aug 16 1990 17:34 | 26 |
|
>> Look, all dealers in the baseball card hobby aren't scumbags. A lot
>> of them are honest hard-working guys. I can't count the number of
>> times I've picked one or two commons out of a guys box, and he's
>> told me to "forget it" when I asked him how much.
>> Most dealers are willing to haggle on a particular piece. They have
>> something you want, you have something they want. Working towards
>> an amicable price makes both parties happier.
Roy, that's all I wanted to hear, really, that not all professional
dealers (or even weekend dealers) are lower than litter box filler.
But, in fact, bakers, hardware vendors, and merchants in general will
react to supply and demand. Sometimes it's a fine line between that and
gouging (witness the current gasoline prices). Merchants in any
business tend to charge what the market will bear, and why not? How
many of us bought a Canseco rookie from a dealer for $1 in 1986, then
went back a couple years later to share our profits with the dealer??
You're right, though, that the average baker or auto salesman doesn't
spend lots of time trying to hoard stuff, create shortages, etc. But
the AVERAGE dealer doesn't do that either. Seems there is at least one
such clown in each community, however, and in my experience the other
dealers neither like, respect, approve of, or deal with this kind of
jerk. Maybe it's just that the bad apples are so much more noticeable.
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| 145.66 | Fill 'er up with Sportsflics, please. | SAGE::JACUNSKI | | Thu Aug 16 1990 18:22 | 5 |
| Then the lowest of the low has to be the card-dealin' Shell-pumpin'
sleaze-bucket referenced in .59 and .61!!!
Rick. Rick. Rick.
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| 145.67 | | DLO15::BOSSO | Bury my heart with the S & L's | Thu Aug 16 1990 18:46 | 9 |
| One thing to keep in mind... in this conference we have all been
dealers as well as collectors. Ah, you say, but I'm only selling off
my surplus to support my habit (er hobby). Well loosely defined you're
dealing in cards.
Does this make us all sleaze-bag, sucm_buckets (2SB)? Well I've found
otherwise.
joe- weekday scuz bucket, weekend sleaze bag.
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| 145.68 | Pissed off.. | EBBV03::MONDALTO | | Wed Aug 22 1990 11:55 | 12 |
|
I don't know if you want to call these dealers scumbags,but I'll
tell you one thing,their not being fair by going to B.J.'s up
in Salem,N.H. with their friends and buying up just about all
the good Cards (boxes). I live in Salem and make frequent trips
there (almost everyday) hopping to get lucky and pick up a
COUPLE of boxes of cards Football & Baseball for $11.98 per,
but everytime I get there,they are all sold out. I was told by a
person that works there,that these people always buy 10 boxes,
and all leave togeather,in one car,now it dosen't take much to figure
out whats going on . Are they dealers or what ?
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| 145.69 | Series II is here | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Wed Aug 22 1990 12:28 | 11 |
|
Btw series two is out now. Wait til you see the Rookie cards.
What a way to ruin a nice set of cards!!! Crunch Crew and Class of 1990
are nice though. They also have subsets for HOF'ers.
Nice cards otherwise, but if you collect Rookies and like nice
photos on the cards you are definitely out of luck. Why they are going
out to so much trouble to makes the Rookie subset look so bad is beyond
me. Maybe they are trying to see if they can sucker you into liking
the set for other reasons?? Like it or not ...Rookie cards is where
it's at!!
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| 145.70 | Nice cards... | SOFBA2::BELISLE | Mike Belisle MRO4-1/H20 297.3324 | Fri Aug 24 1990 11:40 | 15 |
|
I bought a box for $17.50. Pretty good distribution 89%, in a 330
card set. I still need 36 cards to complete the set. Anybody with
doubles, willing to trade or sell, let me know and I'll send you
my wantlist.
Here are some of the special cards in series II.
331 - 550 Regular Cards 595 - 602 Hall of Famers
551 - 555 Crunch Crew 603 Lombardi "The Legend"
556 - 559-60 Rocket Man 604 - 605 Regular Cards
560-61 - 564 Ground Force/Hot Guns 606 - 616-17 The Class Of 1990
565 - 590 All Pro 617-18 - 657 Rookies
591 - 594 Record Breakers 658 - 660 Regular Cards
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| 145.71 | profit margins | OAW::ITZKO | Topps '73 613 | Thu Aug 30 1990 23:33 | 17 |
| re .61
Yes I live on the west coast.
re .62
Yes I'm saying that K-Mart, Woolworth, etc are not selling cards to
make a profit. They don't have to. They sell toys, clothes, dishes,
TVs, stereos and what ever else you can think of. If they buy a box of
cards for $9.00 they can turnaround and sell it for $9 or $10. They
don't sell cards to pay the rent. THe rent is paid with the markup on
the big ticket items.
But what does the baseball card store owner HAVE to sell to pay the
rent? He only has one product to sell.
-pj-
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| 145.72 | | WRKSYS::SCHWARTZ | | Tue Oct 16 1990 11:07 | 3 |
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Did anyone send away for the special sets of score football cards
that were offered on the wrapers of Score II? Did you get them yet?
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| 145.73 | Smart Shopper | SAGE::JACUNSKI | | Thu Oct 18 1990 17:42 | 3 |
| Saw 1990 Score football complete sets on sale today at Jeff's Cards in
Hudson, NH for $20.95. Made me feel all warm inside knowing I'd paid
$21.95 a month or so back for the FIRST SERIES ONLY!
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| 145.75 | Score 100 Hottest Football | BSS::G_MCINTOSH | We have always been among you! | Wed Feb 26 1992 18:32 | 9 |
| I have just found a 1990 Score Football Hottest 100 set, and it has the
top 100 cards, with different numbers from the regular issue set. Also
it has a book, probably about 30 pages with pictures and articles on
each of the players.
Anyway, there were 3 Chargers in the 100 so I bought the whole thing.
Obviously, if you want any of the other 97 cards, send me mail.
Glenn
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| 145.76 | | BSS::G_MCINTOSH | We have always been among you! | Wed Feb 26 1992 18:44 | 15 |
| According to Score (214-647-2728) they have the following (non-regular)
subsets:
1990 Score Young Superstars
1990 Score Hottest 100
1991 Score Young Superstars
1991 Score Hottest 100
It's important to note that the 1990 Score Hottest 100 have the same
fronts as the 1990 Score regular football, but different numbers on
back. However 1991 Score Hottest 100 are the exact same cards as the
1990 Score regular football. Wow...that's a mouthful!
Live from Charger Central.......Glenn
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