Another MOSH sighting!

BuckeyeHockey

Over the weekend two MOSH sightings on the hockey side. They purchased a 1973/74 Topps set (118 of 198 cards) and a 1975/76 set (179 of 330 cards). That was the number one set on the registery in 1975/76, guess I'll be in number two spot or lower for a veryyyyyyyyyyyyyy long time

Pinkcatfish

And let me guess - the sets are already blacked out so nobody and see anything....

J

Pinkcatfish

sorry -meant to say "can" see anything

ldferg

are you referring to museum of sports history? they purchased an 81 kingman from me a few weeks back. no problems from them whatsoever.

BuckeyeHockey

It's no problem at all. From a sellers standpoint, I've never heard any one bad mouth them, only great reports. They have deep pockets and have to have one heck of a collection. Unfornately, they list their sets on the registry but not individual cards. I want them to keep the sets on the regsitry...really... but would like to see the individual card listing.

doncherry

They also just bought a 72-73 PSA hockey set

Axtell

Again, never really seen the problem with someone choosing to keep their sets out of public view.

I think that MOSH gets a lot of unnecessary grief on these boards...it's either (a) we can't see their set or (b) they shouldn't be allowed to list their sets because it's not just one person's sets.

I say just let them do their thing, and enjoy your cards and rankings.

sixdart

For the record, it is just one individual that owns these sets.

qualitycards

<< <i>They also just bought a 72-73 PSA hockey set >>


DC - Correct!
They bought my set. An easy transaction from start to finish. They paid 100% of the price I quoted.
No fuss no muss, wish all transactions went this smooth! ...jay

gregm13

He's now focusing on the vintage football sets and non-sport. He just bought several 48 Leaf and 56 Topps football stars and there were dozens of purchases for unopened 1970's/1980's non-sport wax. Crazy.

Regards,

Greg M.