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<p>[QUOTE="johnmilton, post: 3461692, member: 101855"]There are collectors who would never darken the door of a club meeting because they think it’s going to be boring, or it’s populated by a bunch of small time collectors who have nothing but State Quarter albums or penny boards. I have belonged to a number of clubs over years, and they come at all levels. I’ve usually been among the more knowledgeable collectors, but there have been one or two where I fell in the middle. When I lived in New Jersey, I almost got to go to the big club in New York City, but it never worked out. You can’t get in the front door unless another member sponsors you. </p><p><br /></p><p>It’s interesting that there was a $1,700 item in the auction. I’ve never been to a club that had an item that was that expensive. Some of the high level clubs think they are above having auctions and even frown on buying and selling. </p><p><br /></p><p>I hope that you will continue your club experience. It can add another dimension to the hobby for you, especially if they educational programs on a regular basis.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="johnmilton, post: 3461692, member: 101855"]There are collectors who would never darken the door of a club meeting because they think it’s going to be boring, or it’s populated by a bunch of small time collectors who have nothing but State Quarter albums or penny boards. I have belonged to a number of clubs over years, and they come at all levels. I’ve usually been among the more knowledgeable collectors, but there have been one or two where I fell in the middle. When I lived in New Jersey, I almost got to go to the big club in New York City, but it never worked out. You can’t get in the front door unless another member sponsors you. It’s interesting that there was a $1,700 item in the auction. I’ve never been to a club that had an item that was that expensive. Some of the high level clubs think they are above having auctions and even frown on buying and selling. I hope that you will continue your club experience. It can add another dimension to the hobby for you, especially if they educational programs on a regular basis.[/QUOTE]
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