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10-26-2009, 02:04 PM
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Lost w a huge collection
Hi everybody
I have inherited my dads baseball card collection. He started collecting when he returned from wwII. I have complete sets from the 50s and up. I have commons cards, cards in waxed paper (gum removed) just way too many.... I dont want to liquidate everything just get the collection into a more managable size for me. Where do I start??? Right now Im very busy with work and I donthave a lot of free time but I do need to do something fast and efficient if that is possible. thanksfor any and all help. I am in the NYC metro area. 
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