Chinese Checker Boards

Oct 8, 2007 | Collectibles, Games | 0 comments

Getting the jump on a collectible

The Maumelle Monitor Online – Living
By Carol Haynes / Staff Writer
Wednesday, October 3, 2007

“What once was considered a fad has become what Mike Smith calls an “undiscovered collectible”.

Adorning the walls of his office and the hallway of his North Little Rock home, with a few pieces scattered throughout his home – though carefully monitored by his wife, who has tried to keep the collection relegated to that one hallway – is possibly the world’s largest collection of Chinese checkers boards.”

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