When was the last time you completed a trade IN PERSON?

[30ranfordfan]

Last year, I think.


Does it still count if the other trader was my brother?

[Thick McRunfast]

Not since the '90s, when my high school friend and I would go to the local monthly card show, buy packs, and open them and make trades.

I wonder if my LCS has a trade night. If not, maybe I'll suggest they start one up. It's a great idea!

[sparty07]

I also am working on an in person trade now. My 5 yo daughter (mini sparty) bought into her first break 2 weeks ago and got a jersey card that she wants to trade me for an autograph/jersey card from my collection. I have a feeling the trade will end up in her favor :). She was really hoping for a patch from the break, but at least she got a hit.

[oiler8]

Saturday. Met up at the LCS and swapped for a nice Taylor Hall Auto from MVP. 98% of my deals are online though.

[doniceage]

I usually do one a month in the man cave when a buddy drops by and we alway do some trading. Also, do some at a local card show with a member from here as we can sometimes work out a trade as well. So it definitely happens for me a lot more. Cannot even imagine if a LCS had a trade night lol.

DON

[toppscollector]

I just completed my last trade in person 3 days ago at the Yankee Clipper in Rochester, NY during their Trade Day that is held on the 3rd Saturday of every month.

[Leafsman]

The last time I made a trade in person was around 1992. It was a giant deal too...traded a 1991-92 Pro Set Pat Falloon card for a Derian Hatcher card from the same set LOL!

Similar to @creasecollector, the nearest "local" card shop to me is three hours away. I am the only one in my area that collects cards. In my situation specifically, it's sad that the only people with similar interests can only be found on online trading boards.

[jogesc2]

Early 1993, Upper Deck Lo Series

[hextall]

Sometime in 1994. Other kid wanted to trade one of the 1993 Fleer Ultra Strikeout Kings inserts for 5 base cards I had doubles of. I said sure. He came back about 20 minutes later and demanded his card back. He was bigger than me. We traded back.

[creasecollector]

Sometime in 1994. Other kid wanted to trade one of the 1993 Fleer Ultra Strikeout Kings inserts for 5 base cards I had doubles of. I said sure. He came back about 20 minutes later and demanded his card back. He was bigger than me. We traded back.

Classic.