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11-12-2015, 01:22 PM
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Having lived in the UK for many years and having visited Ireland many times for golf, Guinness and local color, I can almost say categorically it is a dry hole as far as vintage baseball cards is concerned; however, if you are looking for cards of fish, flowers, soccer players, entertainers and so on then that is your place. If by any chance though, you run across any T215 Pirates, pls let me know and I will be on the next plane with a bag full of money.
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