So, the comics are gone - a comic & toy shop in the dallas area picked them up. It took 3 hours for the whole ordeal. From printing and paying for shipping, taping up the boxes, loading them up and bringing them to the post office. On the phone, the post office was very nice. They told me to drive around the back, ring the doorbell and someone would help me out. I did that, and the woman who "helped" me was ... less than courteous. She opens the door and looks at me "Well? What do you need?" I

I was on one of my favorite sports card trading forums today, and someone was speaking about getting some cards with rewards points from their credit card.  We only have one credit card, and I only use it to pay for some biz stuff, but I logged in and found out I had 62,000+ points!  I knew we had a lot, but never did anything with them, since we just don't do anything with the card, besides pay off the balance once a month. I decided to dig in deeper, and found out I could get $313 cash.  Eh, ok. 

What you see, is alllll cardboard! These past few months have been a real trip.  The cardshow, and some other deals I had going on really made me put my nose to the grindstone with cards.  I have found treasure after treasure.  More importantly, most of it has found a new home, so our garage isn't so cluttered anymore :)  The card show, as always, was a blast.  I spent more than I normally do, but am now in the black, and, still have TONS of stuff left over!  Among them, about 750 8x10 autographs, 23 framed autographs, 13 boxes

It has been an absolute blast doing these goofball auctions.  I thought it would be a good idea for half of the money I get from these auctions to go to help kids in need.  I have changed my mind.  It is not a good idea to give half.  It is a good idea to give it all.  The video explains a bit more about this.  Will you join me in doing the same?  If you do, I'd love to hear about it.  Tell me what you do so we can inspire others to help those in need. I have