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12-04-2004, 08:42 AM
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Suitcase Full...OLD baseball cards
Posted By: Richard Dwyer
If you went to a dealer, they would expect something for the hassle. So what you might want to do is find someone from this forum who could meet you somewhere to look over your cards. That person could bring their priceguide books with them to show you what your cards are worth. Many dealers won't show you in black & white what they're worth, because they're looking for a steal. Having someone from here help you would take a lot less effort. Maybe you should give that person one of the nicer cards for the hassle. 
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