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11-20-2013, 01:39 PM
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Good Show To Set Up At?
I am looking to find a show to set up at between now and the end of January. I am in NJ, so I would be ok with most anything in the Mid-Atlantic or Northeast. I have pretty much exclusively autographs, mostly of players who played from the 1910's onward.
Is there a good, consistant show that anyone would recommend that would fit my criteria? Thanks for any help! Tom C 
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