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#9
03-07-2013, 08:22 AM
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Here in Northern VA, we have the modern equivalent of a card store in Blowout Cards' retail operation. No or very little amount of singles of any kind, tons of wax, and supplies. (Disclosure: I'll buy a box of Heritage, not going to lie.)
That said, at least we also get the Dulles show a few times a year, so, definitely not complaining. Already have my supply shopping list ready to go for April 5-7. I've looked at prewar at Dulles before and haven't bought, but, maybe will keep my eyes open for some deals this year.
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Collects: Philadelphia T206s, Mike Schmidt, vintage Philadelphia Athletics and Phillies items 
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