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07-03-2011, 06:43 AM
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According to a Google Search, the population of Martinsville, VA was 14,543 in July 2008. I am surprised that that even have a single baseball card shop. I had not heard of Martinsville, VA before your post. I live in Virginia, but it is a big state and I don't travel that part of the state much.
Good luck with the card shop... There might also be some antique shops around there as well....
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