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03-31-2003, 04:31 PM
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DFW Sports Collectibles show
Posted By: leon
Besides Roger's tables there were about 3 vintage cards in the rest of the place. Pretty normal for that show. It's usually walk in, see Roger's table right in front of you, stop there for 30 minutes, walk around the room in 5-10 minutes, go back to Roger's table for a little while longer, and leave 
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He didn't have too many E cards but did have a few. No big name cards that I remember. regards all
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