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10-30-2015, 04:14 PM
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Set out your cards with prices and be ready to negotiate. That's it. If you are reasonable with prices you will create a few sales, meet new people, and make plenty deals.
Any dealer that is making fun of kids for taking it upon themselves to open up a table is not a dealer this hobby needs. 
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