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07-19-2009, 05:56 PM
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At the National, I'll be searching for ...
Taking into account that for some collectors the National is more about renewing friendships, free fajitas and parking at no charge than it is about cards and memorabilia, is there one piece of cardboard or collectible that you really hope to cross off of your want list in Cleveland?
For quite some time I've been looking to add an E101 to my Lajoie collection. Because it's not that tough of a card, I'm hopeful of finding one at the National. On the memorabilia side, acquiring a Cleveland version of a 1920 World Series press pin would make this show truly memorable (I'm not quite as optimistic about this one). Anyone else? Last edited by Rob D.; 07-19-2009 at 06:00 PM. 
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