Registry awards
RobE
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No hoopla this time around?
Is it old hat,or has the competitive
nature of the registry fallen to the
wayside?
Are participants are just focusing
on what they can accomplish without
concern,or desire of a little reward?
Regardless,best of luck to the 2004 top dogs.
Is it old hat,or has the competitive
nature of the registry fallen to the
wayside?
Are participants are just focusing
on what they can accomplish without
concern,or desire of a little reward?
Regardless,best of luck to the 2004 top dogs.
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its an honor, just to be nominated !!
johnny bench master set.
see ya, lee
There seems to be a lot of new entrants on the Registry - so I think some people are registering around now, perhaps with the awards in mind. A 1956 Topps set with a set rating of 8.90 was recently registered, for example.
At this point - I think many people are either on the Registry - or intend to stay off.
Also - my personal thoughts are that the more evolved set registry participants probably in general care less about getting a specific award and more interested in forming camaraderies with those who share similar collecting interests.
Cheers-
Marc
<< <i>No hoopla this time around? >>
Hoopla will abound if I get my submission back in time.......
BOTR
I've got some sets with
Gotta get me some that say 2004 ,
and I'm willing to crush anyone or anything that gets in my way ...
edited picture because the porn site took down the picture of the pretty lady named 'hoopla'
"How about a little fire Scarecrow ?"
<< <i><< No hoopla this time around? >>
Hoopla will abound if I get my submission back in time.......
BOTR >>
BOTR
Give us the scoop! '84 Donruss by chance?
Currently collecting.....your guess is as good as mine.