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01-27-2017, 11:06 AM
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mint
definitely a hobby legend
recall watching him sitting at his dealer table at the big shows...intently eyeing the door like a hawk ,when customers walked in... wanting to grab them first if they looked like they had something good to sell... I seem to recall some promoter purposely moved his table elsewhere..because other dealers complained.. he was getting first/unfair shots at the walk in stuff im sure he pissed off many dealers over the yrs with his brashness, pushy-ness, ego, etc... but never had problems with him how about that period where morons were lining up to get him to sign baseballs because he was mr mint ..wow really ? 
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