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			It could be a single card at an antiques shop or a buy of 500 cards in a private sale. What's your best find of tobacco cards? 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	Mine was about 20 T206s mixed in with assorted nuts and bolts (literally) in a cigar box at the Hartville (Ohio) flea market in the summer of 1977 or '78. Seller wanted $15; I was able to get the box for $12. He wouldn't sell the cards separately; I had to take the hardware, too.  | 
		
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