[chads-cards]

Most LCS's I've seen have their individual cards in a glass case (usually broken down by sport). This works good, but I think that if they arranged them by selling price it would help some people.

I know that looking at each and every card takes a while, but for some of us that don't have a lot of money, it would be cool to look at an area and know that we can afford all of them (like a $5 row of patches/au/gu - or a $10 row).

Also, since I can't really afford to buy the bigger value cards of some of my favorites (letterman cards, printing plates, 1/1) it would be cool if those that are affordable were displayed in an area alone. I know that I got a Letterman in a trade here once, not because I like the player, but just to actually have one of those cards - would probably do the same with a printing plate - would be cool just to have one.

This might also help with kids getting into the hobby - if all they see are Cam Newton Patches for 200, or stars for high prices, they might never want to continue. It seems that each year there are plates/patches/gu/au of players that fizzle out and end up working at the grocery store and it would be a way for kids to have high end cards cheap.

Also - label all of the boxes and packs with prices - a couple of the stores here don't, and I get tired of having to ask on each one how much they want. One guy labels with sticky notes, so he can easily change the price if needed, but it makes it easier for me to decide.

Ken

Yeah we use post-its because we price our wax according to market value. We have a 3-row of jersey cards 4/$10...thats the biggest hit with the kids that come in...and we have 1000's of packs for $1 each...we only keep current product within the last couple years for packs on our shelves and the rest go into boxes for the kids to get for cheap.