We were in line at 7:30 and there were around 60 guys ahead of us I am guessing. By the time the doors openned (9AM) there had to be 500+ people behind us.
We got tickets from Lefty's helper (his grandson I think). My ticket# was 45 (out of 50). The ticket entitled me to be able to buy 3 lefty's. I bought 2. Lefty was fine but his helper was grumpy. Had the attitude that everyone wsa out to get them. Tagger and I were standing infront of the table getting ready to pick up a plug and he screams "hold it" No plugs could be picked up and looked at until the person buying (tagger) picked out his 3. He must think I look like a criminal or something.....
Dave, how long did it take to sell the Lefty's out? that's $5,000.00 plus/minus if he sold out.
Dave, how long did it take to sell the Lefty's out? that's $5,000.00 plus/minus if he sold out.
Trade bait! I like that! Good thinking.
He was wrapped up in well under an hour. I should have bought the 3rd one. People want to buy them but I am not looking for money from them. It's "what do you have to trade" small ones were 30 and large were 35
When I walked in it was a bee line to see Mike F. and Gary. Then I moved around. I did see the shadowbox. Very nice and the pieces in it all looked mint. I would have bought a few tickets for the drawing but was too lazy to fill out the coupons.
I was considering going to that one, but I passed on it and instead went to the Berkley one as in New Jersey anyway. I not much of a pug collecter but the Berkley mostly had tackle and a few plug builders. I was very impressed with Berkley one. The crowds were not bad and actual had good gear. I would recommend definetly going to a Jersey Flea market. We guys need to get one started here.
small ones were 30 and large were 35
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