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07-29-2007, 11:01 PM
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Disappearing Hobby Stores
Posted By: peter chao
It's only been about 6 years ago, but there use to be about a dozen baseball card stores that sold vintage cards in the Bay Area. Now there are approximately 3 left that I know of. Is it the end of the line for baseball card stores? Are they out-dated and soon to be extinct? If not, what are they need to do in order to stay in business? 
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