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12-26-2009, 09:09 PM
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My vote goes to:
my father Pat Quinn. Owner of the country's first full time baseball card shop The Sport Collectors Store in Chicago, IL with Don Steinbach, Mike Keasler and Roger Marth (all awesome collectors). I can't even begin to tell you what my dad had at the height of his collection. THE premier autograph collection amongst other one of a kind items. All the collectors listed previous (Halper, Mastro, Lifson, Lipset, Young etc.) had dealings with him and could attest to what he had before he sold it all and retired from collecting, although he still runs his monthly auction even though he's retired at least a half dozen times!
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