Jefferson Burdick Handwritten Letter to be Given Away at National Convention

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Jefferson Burdick Handwritten Letter to be Given Away at National Convention

One of the founding fathers of card collecting, Jefferson Burdick, is well known in the industry and has his collection features in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. During the National Convention in Cleveland, a handwritten, two-page letter penned by Burdick will be given away.
By Tom Bartsch
JUL 21, 2014

As part of its 2014 NSCC Break Pavilion Booth Promotion, Jaspy’s Hobbyland will give away a rare Jefferson Burdick two-sided handwritten letter.

Jefferson Burdick is regarded as the founding father of the card collecting hobby. Burdick, who passed away in 1963, donated his complete and iconic trading card collection to the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it is still on display today for all to see. The historic letter will become the centerpiece of any collection, vintage or modern day.

The original document will be randomly awarded in Jaspy’s 2014 Super Break Baseball Deluxe Edition box break. The break will stream live on the main stage in the 2014 NSCC Case Break Pavilion. Only 10 break spots will be available for purchase. Each of the 10 break participants will qualify for a chance to win this significant piece of hobby history.

A complete list of other 2014 NSCC break prizes and exclusive swag being given away by Jaspy’s Hobbyland will be available on their website, http://jaspyshobbyland.com/

Jaspy’s Hobbyland will be located in the 2014 NSCC break pavilion, Booths #1469 & #1471.

For more information, email jaspyshobbyland@gmail.com.