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03-04-2011, 04:12 PM
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I don't collect T-206's (yet!), but I think John makes a very good point with regard to our twisted view of availability these days. Just save a search on e-bay long enough, or browse through the greatly increased numbers of quality auction catalogues coming out, and many of cards that it would have taken us years to find in person at shows in the old days seem to be almost readily attainable. Some of these items are truly rare, but their increased availability should bode well for the future growth and popularity of our hobby with the arrival of better economic times.
Larry 
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