Glen Burnie, MD show next weekend?

[Jbjeeplj]

Does anyone know if the Glen Burnie card show at Arthur Slade school is happening next Saturday? It's usually the 2nd Saturday of the month but I haven't seen anything about it.

Thanks

[glen87]

http://www.blowoutcards.com/forums/b...sterday-2.html

may want to ask in there, they may know.

[VandyCards]

I've heard it's on. Not announced in Beckett though.

[Eckstein197]

How is this show?

[Jbjeeplj]

Originally Posted by glen87

http://www.blowoutcards.com/forums/b...sterday-2.html

may want to ask in there, they may know.

Yeah, I may make it up there this week. Good idea.

Originally Posted by VandyCards

I've heard it's on. Not announced in Beckett though.

It's usually in beckett so that's why I was wondering.

Originally Posted by Eckstein197

How is this show?

I think it's a little better than the other regular shows on the area. It geta some dealers that don't set up at Tyson's Corner/Annandale or Fairfax. I always do well at it. It's worth the drive.

[Orange October]

They have it every second Saturday at Arthur Slade Catholic School. Last month was the one off month. In May or June they had fliers with the dates for the rest of the year. The remaining schedule is:


August 8th
September 12th
October 10th
November 14th
December 12th


I think it usually starts at 9 am. It's a decent show, I hit it up every month but I only live like 15-20 minutes away.

Also says on the bottom of the flier, you can call Leo for table information and has his cell phone number if anyone is interested in that shoot me a PM. I dunno if I should just post the phone number of a guy I don't know lol.

[Bhenry4]

I'm not so sure that I would drive a great distance to get there. It's a 20 minute drive for me, so it's fine. There are a few guys that have some nice stuff. The older bigger dude usually has a nice selection with fair pricing. There's a guy that has binders of inserts etc. for 3/$1. There's a big vintage guy that knows Probstein's father, but I'm not sure if he's always there. It's a good show if you want to fill sets.

There are a good half dozen tables that I don't quite understand why they even setup.

[Skipscards]

Originally Posted by Bhenry4

I'm not so sure that I would drive a great distance to get there. It's a 20 minute drive for me, so it's fine. There are a few guys that have some nice stuff. The older bigger dude usually has a nice selection with fair pricing. There's a guy that has binders of inserts etc. for 3/$1. There's a big vintage guy that knows Probstein's father, but I'm not sure if he's always there. It's a good show if you want to fill sets.

There are a good half dozen tables that I don't quite understand why they even setup.

Actually that is Probstein's father. He sets up at the show regularly. And he is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.

Personally, I love the show. It is very reminiscent of what shows used to be like in the 80s. Everyone there is nice and you can usually find good deals. I used to set up every month with my girls but work got too busy last year and I haven't had the time to put the work in to set up for the show in a while. But I still stop by every couple of months.

[Orange October]

Originally Posted by Bhenry4

I'm not so sure that I would drive a great distance to get there. It's a 20 minute drive for me, so it's fine. There are a few guys that have some nice stuff. The older bigger dude usually has a nice selection with fair pricing. There's a guy that has binders of inserts etc. for 3/$1. There's a big vintage guy that knows Probstein's father, but I'm not sure if he's always there. It's a good show if you want to fill sets.

There are a good half dozen tables that I don't quite understand why they even setup.

Yeah, pretty much this. I usually just browse around and grab some random things, nothing high end. You can find some neat stuff sometimes. But yeah, some booths are better than others for sure. I'll be there Saturday probably around 9ish.