7 Things To Consider When Setting Up as a Dealer at a Sports Card Show

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[@danmule4131]

Something id like to add. Ive never set up at a card show, but having to been to card shows I know that it's helpful if the seller asks if there is anything I'm looking for. Not being pushy, just a simple "hey how are ya? What are you looking for?" ....i have a very specific collection and there have been times where what I was looking for isn't in the case or on the table due to lack of room, but ends up being in a bag or box behind the table.

[@waxmuseumpodcast]

This is great advice! Back in the pre-pandemic days, I used to have to ask some dealers if they had basketball behind the table LOL

[@thomas_o]

When I set up as a vendor, I usually say something like "how's it going" and "if you have any questions, just let me know".

[@danmule4131]

That's perfect

[@andywyrick6112]

Great info. I have set up at a handful of shows and experienced some of the things you mentioned. I am currently trying to get out of the hobby but it's like a drug, hard to kick the habit.

[@waxmuseumpodcast]

Thanks for tuning in! I don't know your specific situation, but there are always ways to pivot and enjoy the hobby in different ways. Whatever happens, I hope it all works out for you!

[@jaybarnes8034]

You should get Zack Hample to sign.

[@almighty4742]

Awesome information

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[@mattfriel5078]

Thanks

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