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10-04-2016, 06:34 PM
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Tips for a newbie at live baseball auctions?
I started collecting earlier this year and I am hooked. Especially love cards from the mid 50s.
Most of my buying has been on ebay, but coming up this weekend is a live auction in the mid-Atlantic I was considering going to. It is not purely a card auction, but seems they have some nice cards. Was wondering if anyone had some tips or tricks so I don't end up getting skinned alive. Thanks! 
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