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Who says....Antique shops don't have Vintage cards ?

Posted By: Pennsylvania Ted

My wife can't drive by an Antique shop....so, this weekend we stopped at one in Somerville, NJ. And,
surprise - surprise, there was a display of BB memorabilia and BB cards (T206's to 1960's).

The selection of T206's were about two dozen HOFers (including a Red COBB) and 20 additional cards.
I bought this group of 8 cards, that were very fairly priced. And, I will be going back there.

TED Z

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