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Was that Jackie Gleason or Just Some Random Hobo?

2/24/2013

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Sunday, February 17, 2013, Gonzaga Hall, Milwaukee, WI -- Well, I've fallen behind again on the blog. As I write this, today is Feb. 24 and I attended the Orland show. That blog is in the hopper and I hope to get it done this week. I'm also watching the Oscars while I write this. Being a fan of anything and everything vintage, I really enjoyed watching Shirley Bassey sing "Goldfinger" and seeing Christopher Plummer.  I even liked Babs singing "Memories." It was nice to see a noted vintage sports card collector, Seth MacFarlane, hosting the Oscars.  Another random note about MacFarlane, he grew up in New England, near my wife's family.  My brother in-law was Seth's 5th Grade teacher.

Anyway, I attended the Gonzaga show last weekend and it was jam packed. Keith, the head of the Wisconsin Sports Collectors Association, the promoters of the show, told me that the week before the show they gave out more than 1,000 flyers at "Brewers On Deck," the team festival celebrating the Brewers. I am very appreciative of Keith and Mike and everyone at the WSCA, these guys do a top-notch job. The extra effort really shows.

I was greeted this morning by Dave Horshack, who has been absent for a few months.  Dave told me he was preparing for Brewers on Deck. Dave sells Brewers and Packers photos along with bobbleheads. His photos are tremendous. It was nice having Dave back and we fell into our usual routine of discussing cake. I shouldn't eat cake being diabetic an all but I can't resist the freshly baked cake served at the Gonzaga show.

The show filled up fast today and I had a crowd in front of my tables watching the auction. Customers had to fight through to see my display cases. I probably lost some sales because of the auction watchers blocking portions of my tables. I know I've said this before, but I'd really like to see the auction moved to another room. Other than the auction, this is a tremendous show.

I sold a few cards today.  A regular got things going with a purchase of some 1975 Topps baseball including a Nolan Ryan.  Another regular picked up some 1971s. Then I had a regular customer purchase some 1976 Topps baseball. A new customer purchased some 1964 Philadelphia football.  A regular customer purchased some 1961 and 1968 Topps baseball. Jim, who always buys me a cup of coffee (Thanks Jim!), picked up some 1952 Topps.

A regular customer purchased some 1978 Topps baseball.  Jeff picked up a big pile of 1975 minis. I reloaded the '75 Mini binder just a few weeks ago and it is already empty. Jason purchased some 1971 Topps baseball. A regular found some cards in my dollar box.  Then the rush hit and sales came quick and I couldn't write them down. Here's the few things I was able to write down when the smoke cleared: Jeff picked up a 1970-71 Lou Alcindor. A regular customer, who I have been seeing the last several weeks in Illinois, took my advice and drove up to Gonzaga and purchased some 1959 Topps baseball. He said he really liked the show and was glad he made the drive.

Another regular customer, who a few months ago commented that I look like Ryan Braun, pulled out a photo of Braun and you know what? I agree, I kind of look like Ryan Braun. 
Pictured below is Braun on the left, me on the right.
Let's see, my notes are really bad for this show. Jason picked up some 1976 Topps baseball.  A new customer purchased some 1958 Topps baseball. Another new customer purchased some '58s, including an Eddie Mathews and Warren Spahn All Star.  A regular customer purchased some 1959 Topps baseball, including the Keystone Combo with Nellie Fox and Luis Aparicio, a Jim Bunning and a Richie Ashburn.  A regular customer purchased some 1961 Topps baseball. A dealer pulled some cards out of my dollar box.  A regular purchased a nice group of 1950 Bowman baseball.  A new customer purchased some 1958 Topps baseball.  A regular customer purchased some 1965 Topps baseball.

Then there was Bob... I have never met Bob before but apparently he is well-known in Milwaukee and has been around forever. Jim told me he is a flea market guy.  My first-impression of Bob is that of a Depression-era hobo, sort of like Jackie Gleason's hobo character. Bob should have been wearing an old thrift store suit, beat-up Clark Kent hat, clown shoes and smoking a big cigar.  When Bob saw my dime box, he stopped dead in his tracks. I had the box on the far corner of my tables, behind my dollar and quarter boxes. Instead of leaning over and going through the box like everyone else, he attempted to walk behind my table. The problem here is that Bob is a bit rotund and he knocked over a bunch of stuff on my neighbor Ken's table. I helped Ken pick up his stuff from the floor, he was good natured about it.  I fetched Bob a chair and he planted himself behind my table and at the backside of the dime box.

Bob started cracking jokes that went over my head. He had a straight man with him, I think he called him Tom. I just didn't understand their banter. Anyway, Bob right away asks for a discount. Usually, I don't mind discounting cards but this is my DIME box. The cards cost just a freakin' dime! How much more of a discount can I give? Bob says he'll buy several hundred. So, I say I'll give him a discount. But he doesn't seem to believe me or he senses my reluctance and starts pulling out cards and pointing out flaws. My response: "You're pulling out cards from 1966 that book at $3. Even with a crease, I think a dime for a $3 card from 1966 is a fair price."  Bob just makes more jokes that go over my head and throws in some banter with Tom.

After a long while, a lot of banter back and forth, Bob pulls about 500 cards. At a dime a piece, that's 50 bucks. Bob offers $15. I start counting up the cards. That sends him into a tizzy. He's giving me all sorts of hobo talk. He did not like me counting up the cards. He wanted a price right there and then. I tried to ignore him and continued counting cards. I counted 300 out of the pile of cards and gave up. I told him he could have all the cards for $25. He took the deal and gave me a crumpled up $20 bill and a fiver.  That was the hardest 25 bucks I have ever worked for at a card show. Whew!

On the buying front -- nothing. Nobody brought me ANY cards!! Last month, I left the show with a treasure trove of stuff. Nothing today. Come on Milwaukee, I want to buy your vintage cards!! Bring some stuff in!!!

On the way home, I stopped off at the Brat Stop and ate some wings and a brat. That food was good! I may have to make the Brat Stop a regular stop off on the way home.

I don't have any photos of today's show for the blog. I actually took some video on my new iPhone 4. You can get the 4 from AT&T for just a penny. After the show, I let my wife load some apps onto the phone and I think she accidentally erased my video. I'll try and take some video at the March Gonzaga show.


I'd like to give a shout-out to Terry from Cincinnati who sent me a message that he enjoys my blog and would like to check out these Milwaukee and Chicago shows that I write about. Terry also said they have nice shows in Cincinnati. I'd like to hit a Cincinnati show one of these days. Thanks Terry for the kind words!

As previously stated, I attended Orland and will have a blog this week. Next week, I'm back in Milwaukee for the Serb Hall show on March 3. We're in the bar for this one and I'll only have two tables. Bill was telling me that PJ got drunk last time we were in the bar. If I lived closer, I'd get drunk too!!

A big thank you to everyone at Gonzaga today. Nice show! I'm looking forward to Serb Hall! Who is buying the drinks?

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Memories of Drinking Beer in the Morning and Watching NFL

2/17/2013

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Sunday, February 10, 2013, Serb Hall, Milwaukee, WI -- This time of year I have to pay attention to the weather. I usually miss at least one show every winter due to weather. So far, I've been really lucky this year. On the night before the Serb Hall show, the weatherman predicted freezing rain and slick roads. I was concerned. Yet, no rain on my drive up but a few hours into the show, the clouds burst. I wouldn't call it a freezing rain but it certainly did rain hard. Luckily it wasn't cold enough for all this water to freeze up so the roads weren't that bad at all.

Serb Hall was abuzz this morning. There are often other events in the building besides our card show. There were all sorts of things going on today resulting in a lot of people congregating by the doors making load in and load out a little aggravating. Once set up, I was busy all day. A real nice crowd today and a real nice show. It was nice to see that the weather didn't keep anyone away.

I don't often see people drinking beer at these small one day shows. At the bigger shows, yes, there is quite a bit of drinking going on. But at these small shows, usually customers are drinking coffee. Today, I saw two guys walking around the show, each with a bottle of beer in their hand around 9:44 a.m., which got me thinking. I was trying to remember the last time I was drinking beer at 9:44 a.m. I don't think I have ever had a beer that early in the morning. Though, I have had a Bloody Mary or a mimosa at that hour.

Back in college at the good old University of Arizona, my buddy Steve always showed up at my place around 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings during football season with a case of beer. The noon games we watch here in the Midwest began at 10 a.m. in the Southwest. Steve's knock on the door usually woke me up on those Sundays. We'd flip on the TV, crack open some beers and watch football all day. There was usually some delivery of pizza or sandwiches involved. By the afternoon game, there was six or seven guys in my living room drinking, eating, and watching football. Steve was from Las Vegas. I don't think he had a favorite team. My memory is fading. I remember Greg from L.A. liked the Raiders. Phil from Idaho liked the Vikings. I think Ron from Phoenix liked the Broncos. My roommate Sean from Dayton liked the Browns. There was me and Tom from Chicago and of course, we like the Bears.  Oddly, some Chicagoans opened up a bar in Tucson that they creatively called the Chicago Bar where the Tucson Bears fans congregated en masse to catch the games on Satellite. These were the days before Sunday NFL ticket (about 25 years ago). So we went over to the Chicago Bar on occasion to take in a Bears game and chowed down on Italian beef sandwiches. It was cool being so far from home and walking into a bar where everyone was wearing a Bears jersey.

Funny how a couple of guys drinking beer at an early morning card show sparks a walk down memory lane. I didn't see those guys buy anything. There are a couple of bars in Serb Hall. I guess they sell beer pretty early. Well, things started off well for me early and kept up all day. Jeff got things going with a big pile of 1954 Bowman and 1956 Topps baseball. Jeff also picked up my 1968 Topp Jim Palmer, 1961 Topps Eddie Mathews, and 1971 Topps Fran Tarkenton.

Jason grabbed a nice pile of late 1960s and early 1970s baseball cards. My one regular vintage hockey collector picked up some 1977-78 Topps hockey, including a Bernie Parent.  Another regular picked up a pile of 1950s and 1960s baseball along with a 1952 Ted Kluzewski and Dizzy Trout.  A regular pulled some 1970s basketball. A father and son team purchased some 1970's baseball.

A regular pruchased some 1973-74 Topps basketball. Another regular bought all my 1969 Topps football. Cleared me out. Another regular customer purchased a 1965 Topps Daryle Lamonica tall boy.  Steve purchased a pile of cards from 1956 to 1966 baseball. Scott picked up some St. Louis Cardinals from the 1950s and 1960s.  A regular customer rounded out my day with some baseball cards from the 1960s.

I was busy all day and probably forgot to write down some purchases. I even sold some cards in the auction, which is a nice added bonus. On the buying front, there was a guy I met last month and he brought me a couple of shoe boxes of cards. This was his boyhood collection and these cards were well loved. I picked up a near set of 1969 Topps football. They were all creased up, drawn on, and many have tape. I also picked up a large pile of 1978 Topps baseball, some 1982s including a Ripken rookie.  Then football spanning 1968 to 1977.

A real nice show. Next month, we're going to be in the bar which will be a tight squeeze. Normally, I'd probably skip a show like that but my Serb Hall shows have been solid and I'm planning on setting up. I'll just have a much smaller display.

So, I'm a week behind again. I attended Gonzaga today and I'll try and get that blog done soon. My next show is Orland Park on February 24. I plan on starting on 1972 Topps football to reload for Orland. I don't know if I'll get much else done. I may start on 1977 Topps baseball.

I've been spending a lot of time in Milwaukee lately. I took my kids to AnimeMilwaukee yesterday (February 16, 2013). The kids got dressed up as cartoon characters and we had fun wondering around the Delta Center and the Hyatt checking out the vendors and watching all sorts of great Japanese animation. Posted below are a few photos from AnimeMilwaukee.  Have a great week everybody!

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Thank You University of Chicago, I Will Gladly Take Your Money!

2/12/2013

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Saturday, February 9, 2013, Orland Park, IL -- Back at the Orland Civic Center, my home away from home. Too bad I live 45 minutes or so north. I hate the drive but I can't really knock this show (even though I often do but I have to admit it is an excellent show). There were some empty tables today. John actually put two empties next to me but I didn't bring extra inventory to spread out. Maybe for the Saturday show in March I'll bring some extra inventory. As I've said before, it doesn't make sense to leave tables empty.

I've been tossing around the idea for promoting a Saturday show up in the north 'burbs. I've contacted a couple of places but nothing has materialized. I found a place in Park Ridge that looks like a possibility. Would anybody be interested in a Saturday show in Park Ridge? If so, I'll look into it. If not, carry on.

We had a pretty good turn out for a Saturday show in Orland. As a general rule, the Saturday crowd at Orland is always less than the Sunday crowd. Today, the University of Chicago students were back conducting their "survey." I wasn't able to do it last year because I was too busy. Today, one of the students was persistent and I took the "survey" late in the afternoon. It seems like they're trying to gather some data on risk.  The "survey" consisted of a couple of risk-based games where you, the survey taker, choose the odds you would like to play in a "lottery." The "lottery" is a roll of a 12-sided die. Your winnings are determined by the odds you picked prior to rolling the die. 

I instantly related the "lottery" to the game of craps. When I'm in Vegas playing craps, I'll put down a couple of safe bets then some slightly risky bets. Any time I do a high risk bet, I lose. So for the students' lottery today, I picked some slightly risky odds. I won $45! Whoo Hoo!!! Next year, I would like to see the students add a "double or nothing" choice. It sure would have been nice to work that 45 bucks a bit. Though, I can't complain about the FREE money!

In addition to winning 45 bucks, I had a real nice show. A regular customer got things going today with a nice purchase of some 1971 Topps baseball.  Gil picked up some 1973 and 1974 Topps baseball. Steve took my 1963 Fleer Sandy Koufax and Brooks Robinson.  A regular customer found some 1973 Topps baseball.  Dave from Indiana made an appearance today. We made a nice trade where Dave got some 1975 Topps Minis and I got some 1953 Topps World on Wheels. If my buddy Mark is reading this, I picked up those World on Wheels for you. I'll have them at Gonzaga next weekend.

Walt purchased some high numbers from the 1960s. I don't have too many women customers but lately there have been a few regulars at Orland. I think it is cool as hell that there are some women who collect vintage sports cards!! One of these nice ladies purchased a pile of 1962 Topps and 1975 Topps baseball. A new customer purchased some 1970 Topps football. Dave from the western 'burbs purchased a 1959 Topps Billy Pierce All Star.

A regular customer purchased some 1971 Topps baseball. A customer who I met last weekend in Schaumburg, made the trek to Orland and purchased some 1959 Topps.  Rick picked up a bunch of cards today, including a 1957 Topps Nellie Fox and Ernie Banks.  Joel picked up a 1960 Fleer Luke Appling and a Ray Schalk.  A new customer purchased some 1962 Topps baseball. Another new customer purchased some 1957 Topps. Chuck T. pulled some 1960 Topps baseball.  Chris picked up a nice pile of 1975 Topps Minis.

Harry purchased my 1963 Fleer Jim Kaat and some 1963 Topps baseball. Harry is a super nice guy who sometimes sets up at Orland. He also regularly visits some of the bigger shows around the country and reports back. I always like hearing about those big shows.  Will picked up some 1964 and 1966 Topps baseball. I, of course, forgot to bring a card Will purchased from me on eBay. Speaking of eBay. Feel free to bid on my auctions and I'll bring (if I remember!) the cards to a show where you can pick them up and skip the shipping fees. My eBay sales have really picked up lately. Check out my eBay auctions here.

I have also picked up some regular consignors which I think is helping the activity on my eBay auctions by diversifying my listings. As I said before, my wife runs the eBay auctions and she can handle a lot more consignors. So if anyone is interested, be sure to contact me. We'll scan your item, draft the listing, then ship the card out for you. We take a 25 percent commission. About 12 percent of that goes to eBay to cover fees.

Well, on the buying front, I took home a gaggle of cards. I picked up a group of about 400 cards from the early 1970s. I picked up a nice pile of star cards from the 1976 Topps baseball set. I purchased some 1951 Red Backs, some 1954 Topps baseball, some 1934-36 Diamond Stars, a few 1934 Goudeys, some 1939 and 1940 Play Ball, and some star cards from the 1969 Topps baseball set, including an Ernie Banks. I love bringing home this sort of treasure trove.

This was a double bill weekend, the Orland show was the first of two shows. On Sunday, I went up to the wonderful city of Milwaukee for the Serb Hall show.  The Serb blog is in the hopper and I should have it ready to go shortly. Next weekend, I'm back in Milwaukee for the Gonzaga show. I'm currently working on reloading my 1976 Topps baseball binder. If I manage to finish it early, I'm debating between reloading either 1976-77 basketball or 1972 Topps football. I haven't decided yet which one I'll do.

A big thank you to everyone in Orland today. I had a great time. I LOVE this hobby. It's terrific fun!!


Pictured above is the main room at the Orland show. I took this picture from the front of the room. Usually, my Orland photos are taken from behind my table at the back of the room. I thought it would be nice to capture another part of the room.
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Hey Pear, Don't Be An Apple!!!

2/8/2013

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Sunday, February 3, 2013, Best Western Plus, Schaumburg, IL -- First show of February 2013 and I can't really complain about the weather here in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago. It was chilly out but plenty of sun. We were in the small room today and had a nice turn out. I plugged the show heavily on Craigslist. Does anybody see my promos on Craigslist? I am wondering if those listings reach anybody. I did see a lot of new faces today. I also created a Fred Copp Shows Facebook page (click here for the page).  We are starting to get a nice little following. I regularly post on there along with Ted Lee and Mike Stark. Feel free to like the page and post your pick-ups and comments.  I also have a Fat Daddy's Sports Facebook page where I post randomly about a variety of sports-related subjects (click here for the Fat Daddy Facebook page).

A couple of quick observations from today.  The church that has entertained us for the last two months was noticeably absent. There also wasn't any musak piped into the room. It was unusually quiet.  I noticed that the refurbished hotel restaurant was open today and looks really nice.  My day got off to a good start when I wasn't charged for breakfast again. I didn't get to the buffet until about 10:30 a.m. when they were putting the food away. They just let me have what I wanted.

The show begins at 9 a.m. and almost like clockwork our first customer in the room is one we have dubbed with a silly name. Today, I decided to give him a new name -- Apple. Why Apple, you ask? My son likes this animated TV show called "Annoying Orange" where the characters consist of talking grocery items.  The apple character is regularly chastised by the other edible creatures for being, well, an apple.  This customer at the Best Western show is definitely a freakin' apple.

So our Apple friend usually arrives for the 9 a.m. show at 8 a.m. when nobody is set up.  Today, he actually was late and didn't show up until 8:15 a.m.  I've known this guy for several years and I don't think he has ever seen my full display because he always arrives then leaves long before I finish setting up.  While I was setting up today, I just happened to notice that Mr. Apple actually bought something from one of the other dealers. I haven't seen him buy anything from anyone in at least two years. I was blown away by this purchase today because he's such an apple.

Then there is Mort. I don't think an apple properly describes Mort.  He's more of a pear.  As usual, Mort the pear went through piles of cards, thought about a few but decided against purchasing anything today. Luckily, Mort showed up after the morning rush. I wasn't very busy and didn't mind showing him card after card, then hearing critique after critique. Mort is Mort. He's okay. I can deal with pears, it's apples that rub me the wrong way.

The rest of the customers today thankfully were neither apples nor pears. A regular customer got things going by purchasing some mid-1970's football and basketball. Tim picked up some 1960's football.  Northwest Side Chuck purchased some football and a 1962 Post Luis Aparicio. Chuck also gave me the name of his mechanic for my ailing vehicle. Thanks Chuck!  Ron then bought some 1972 high numbers.

A regular customer then picked up some 1960 Topps baseball. A new customer came in, actually a family of new customers, and they wanted their 1990's basketball cards appraised. Well, I stopped bringing 1990's basketball cards out to shows in the 1990's because they ceased to have any value. I can't even give them away. These folks seemed quite nice and I hated to break the bad news to them. They did have a 1976-77 Topps Moses Malone that's worth about 10 bucks. They were happy with that news. I was happy when they bought some of my 25-cent packs.

Then I had a new customer, who had his list on his iPad, purchase some 1972 Topps baseball. A regular customer purchased a 1955 Bowman Eddie Robinson.  A new customer made my day by purchasing a large pile of 1959 Topps baseball, including a real nice Orlando Cepeda. Another new customer named Dan emailed me earlier in the week about 1956 Topps. He showed up and purchased a nice little pile. Thanks Dan! As usual, Willie rounded out my day by purchasing cards to send out for signatures. Today Willie bought some 1970's hockey.

On the buying front, I purchased an absolutely ugly 1955 Topps Jackie Robinson. I generally buy cards in any condition because I have customers that span the condition gambit. This card may be covered in creases but it's Jackie Robinson, who in my opinion is the most important player ever in professional sports and I never pass up an opportunity to buy one of his cards when the price is right.  I also picked up a 1963 Fleer Carl Yasztresmki, along with some 1971 Topps coins and supers.

Overall, a very nice day, one of my better Schaumburg shows. I've got two shows this weekend. Saturday is Orland while Sunday is Serb Hall. My Orland customers have not seen my newly reloaded 1975 Topps Minis binder and my 1975-76 Topps basketball binder. The folks at Serb haven't seen those binders along with my 1975 Topps binder. I am also working on 1971 Topps football, which I should have completed in time for Orland.  It is going to be a busy weekend!

A big thank you to everyone in Schaumburg. I'm not sure when I'll be back at that show. I'm planning on hitting one of Fred's Bloomingdale shows next month. In the meantime, please visit me this weekend in Orland and Milwaukee. Adios amigos!!


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    Tony Gordon

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