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Topic: Collector/Dealer Question for San Antonio
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Leon Ford Member Posts: 309 From: Shreveport, LA, United States Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 07-29-2006 01:19 PM
I went to the Burbank show a few years ago and had a good time. One problem I did notice was at one point I got stuck standing behind a dealer who was having 20 to 30 items signed by one of the astronauts. I only had 2 items to be signed. I was wondering if any thought has been given to limiting a person to 10 items signed at one time. If they have more than that they need to go get back in line. Is there any limit? Is it something that may be considered? Thanks, Leon |
farthestreaches Member Posts: 1075 From: Redondo Beach, Ca Registered: Jan 2001
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posted 07-29-2006 09:35 PM
Hi Leon,Point well taken. We're working on it and at least at some specific tables will hopefully have something in place. Problem is it's hard to monitor, since some of the astronauts manage their own stations and tend to not be interested in policing to numbers of items. Among others, will most certainly have something specific in place for Gene Kranz in order to keep the lines moving. ------------------ Steve Hankow http://www.farthestreaches.com |
farthestreaches Member Posts: 1075 From: Redondo Beach, Ca Registered: Jan 2001
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posted 07-29-2006 09:36 PM
PS. I can be bribed should you have any specific needs and am very food and drink motivated ...------------------ Steve Hankow http://www.farthestreaches.com [This message has been edited by farthestreaches (edited July 29, 2006).] |
Machodoc Member Posts: 207 From: DE Registered: Aug 2005
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posted 07-30-2006 05:59 PM
Nolan,Could'nt you just post a "show rule" that states a max of 10 items per each visit in line? I know you couldn't physically be there to enforce it, but if the signers knew it to be a "show rule", then as an honor system thing I'm sure it would be helpful. I came loaded for bear last year in New Jersey because I could drive to the show and not have to worry about stuff getting lost in luggage were I flying. It really didn't bother me that much to make multiple trips to a table in order to show some respect for the time of my fellow collectors. Unfortunately, it seemed that I was the one getting stuck behind the guy with a million things to be signed, and on a couple of occasions I just dropped out and went to another table and came back later. If you could give some consideration to this it would be helpful and keep things moving! Steve |
farthestreaches Member Posts: 1075 From: Redondo Beach, Ca Registered: Jan 2001
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posted 07-30-2006 06:38 PM
Steve,As mentioned above, we're working on it. ------------------ Steve Hankow http://www.farthestreaches.com |