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06-10-2010, 06:37 AM
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Shops worth visiting
The thread on the Louisville card shops got me thinking...where are there card shops ANYWHERE that possess the following attributes:
1) reasonable/realistic prices 2) a selection of cards that include both old and new 3) a reasonable semblance of organization 4) a staff that knows what they are talking about to some degree 5) a place where they are willing to retail, not just a place where they work their ebay store out of. I used to love Lamberts in Ironton, OH, but it is long gone. I always loved visiting Chandy Greenholt's Season Ticket, though he could never be accused of organization. I guess the last shop I walked into that would APPROACH any of the attributes was Cavalier Cards in Charlottesville, VA...at least they had a small case with a T206 Cobb and a few cards from the 50s. 
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