@al-crisafulli You bet! You can find me in Booth 403/502, or I'll come find you 🙂

As someone who buys-and-sells a lot of cards, I'll say that Al's sales pitch is spot on. When I find deals, its usually because items are auctioned in...

@al-crisafulli I'll vouch for Al's (hey, Al!) willingness to work with you. He's a stand-up guy and runs a stand-up auction! -Burl (Justin Burleson)

I'm looking for a '45 Caramelo Deportivo Raymond Brown - The lower-grade, the better 🙂

@waxpack916 Super fun! Great progress, too. I'd add '54 Red Heart to that list, as it's a great looking card.

For me, it depends on what it is. If we're talking about quality vintage cards that are readily in demand, I usually price pretty close to comps on my...

Hey Jake! Good to "see" you on the board! You know I'm a sucker for an oddball or regional issues, especially rarer rookie-related ones. Give me the...

Hey Michael! Certainly, some cards just make sense to grade (very high value cards like a '52 Topps Mantle), simply because someone will likely need...

Great response, Steve. I use pretty generic descriptions myself and use high-res scans. I find myself resorting to "low-grade" for anything in the 1-2...

Hey Keith! There is certainly no one-size-fits-all approach, so I think the best place to start is "shotgunning" and seeing what works best for you ...

I don't have an issue with it if using eBay's standard envelope service for cards under $20. They give insurance and some tracking info, so it's a dec...

Hey Steve! Awesome progress! What are you missing?

Hey Jason! Good to see you in the forum! Absolutely, there are some years that sell better than others. A think you hit on two of the key three points...

I follow Steve, for sure. I enjoy following the Cards with a Story thread (Pretty sure that's where I met Matt and bought a partial 1945 Caramelo set ...

Hey Brandon! Good to see you on the baord! You've followed my breaks long enough to see far more SGC graded card reveals than PSA. I usually lean on S...