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Yep. Patience. Or develop a new focus, which gets even more expensive.
QUOTE=ls7plus;1752336]Hi, Steve. You just have to be patient, as with the current growth in the hobby regarding demand for vintage cards (especially the rarest, most significant ones) due to the internet and a significant increase in the number of major auction houses featuring such material, more and more people are snapping them up. Just maintain your continuing searches. My opinion is that what you need will eventually show up on ebay or via auction house. Good luck in your collecting, Larry[/QUOTE] 
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