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Pool Ball Collecting.
- Thread starter Rubik's Cube
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Hard Knock Cues
Well-known member
Rubik's,
May I suggest if you were not planning on it already, one of the blank squares have a picture of the original box the balls came in.
I try as best as possible to have the matching boxes to my ball sets, it just seems more complete to me.
I am enjoying the cards even if I may never own such rare sets.
Thanks
HKC
May I suggest if you were not planning on it already, one of the blank squares have a picture of the original box the balls came in.
I try as best as possible to have the matching boxes to my ball sets, it just seems more complete to me.
I am enjoying the cards even if I may never own such rare sets.
Thanks
HKC
Hello, HKC.
Absolutely, sir! I wholeheartedly agree with your sentiments that an original box is always a valuable and important asset, and will definitely include photographs of them on the finished cards.
And don’t give up on owning rare sets, dear chap. Some of the most desirable examples occasionally pop up at bargain prices… you just need to get lucky once in a while by being in the right place at the right time. I certainly have had more than my fair share of good fortune.
Thank you!
Absolutely, sir! I wholeheartedly agree with your sentiments that an original box is always a valuable and important asset, and will definitely include photographs of them on the finished cards.
And don’t give up on owning rare sets, dear chap. Some of the most desirable examples occasionally pop up at bargain prices… you just need to get lucky once in a while by being in the right place at the right time. I certainly have had more than my fair share of good fortune.
Thank you!
It’s rather frustrating that my images are so pixelated because of the forum compression.
I have few ideas on how to remedy that problem and will endeavour to make it much better when posting the finished cards.
I have few ideas on how to remedy that problem and will endeavour to make it much better when posting the finished cards.
The Wolverine
New member
I've been viewing these forums as a guest for a while. I'm not a pool ball collector but felt compelled to sign up just to comment on this particular thread, which I have read from start to finish.
As has been mentioned several times already, this is way the best thing on AZB. For ten years now collectors have been posting about their hobby and helping others out in a really friendly manner. And it is often very interesting, even to non collectors like me. I don't think there has been a single argument in 3000 replies over a decade! I hope everyone realizes how rare that is with forums like this. It is incredible. Congratulations AZB and congratulations Rubik Cube. You're a real asset to this site. Thank you.
As has been mentioned several times already, this is way the best thing on AZB. For ten years now collectors have been posting about their hobby and helping others out in a really friendly manner. And it is often very interesting, even to non collectors like me. I don't think there has been a single argument in 3000 replies over a decade! I hope everyone realizes how rare that is with forums like this. It is incredible. Congratulations AZB and congratulations Rubik Cube. You're a real asset to this site. Thank you.
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The Wolverine
New member
I would also buy a copy of the coffee table book to give to my son.
Thank you so very much for joining AZB to offer such kind words of encouragement, Wolverine. It really is sincerely appreciated and makes everything worthwhile.
Best wishes.
Best wishes.
The Wolverine
New member
You're very welcome Rubik. And you fully deserve the praise. Your knowledge and good humor over all these years sets an example to us all.
And your collection is amazing. Could I ask its value please?
And your collection is amazing. Could I ask its value please?
ChefHazmat
New member
These info cards are absolutely beautiful Rubik, and are a wealth of knowledge for such a niche hobby.