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04-09-2010, 04:01 PM
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ALERT....huge, huge BB card collection theft
Jim D
My fault, I should have elaborated more than just saying "disabled". They cut wires and disrupted the alarm electronics. I think the thieves are more "professional" than we are surmising. They knew what was high value in BB cards that they took. They left behind many Non-Sports sets, Football sets, and miscel. cards. They also stole antiques and jewelry. Now, it remains to be seen how "smart" they will be in unloading these stolen goods ? TED Z 
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