Drop by Booth #700 and Get a Free “Bad Hockey Card” Set
I will be at the National Sports Collectors Convention in Cleveland later this week to sell some t-shirts and hockey cards – and to promote the Puck Junk Podcast.
Are you coming to the National this year? Visit me at Booth #700 – with Memory Lane and AU Sports, near the entrance and across from the food court. Here’s an easy map that shows how to find me:
Drop by Booth #700, say hi, and get a free set of Bad Hockey Card Hall of Fame Trading Cards – All New Series 2!
Grab one of my “business trading cards,” too. They make a really cool sound when you put them in your bike spokes.
So, if you are coming to the National, stop by Booth #700, check out what I’ve got, get some free cards, and let’s talk some hockey. Hope to see you there.
Note: This article is an updated version of an editorial that originally appeared in Volume 2 – Issue 29 of the Puck Junk Newsletter. For stories like these, plus news and updates about hockey cards and collectibles, subscribe to the newsletter here.
Sal Barry is the editor and webmaster of Puck Junk. He is a freelance hockey writer, college professor and terrible hockey player. Follow him on Twitter @puckjunk
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2 thoughts on “Visit Puck Junk at the National This Week”
Hello Sal. It was nice meeting you at the national this week. I wish I spent a little more time speaking with you but I was on my way out and my ride was waiting. I became very curious about your bad card series. Do you take any nominations? I’ve been slowly pulling weird photo cards aside as a sub hobby.
Drop by Booth #700 and Get a Free “Bad Hockey Card” Set
Hello Sal. It was nice meeting you at the national this week. I wish I spent a little more time speaking with you but I was on my way out and my ride was waiting. I became very curious about your bad card series. Do you take any nominations? I’ve been slowly pulling weird photo cards aside as a sub hobby.
Hi Devin, it was nice meeting you too. And yes – I am always looking for recommendations for bad hockey cards.