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05-14-2012, 01:30 PM
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Dave -
Such a personal decision, and so tough to give advice. You have a premier golf collection - so it would be one heck of a sale - for sure! I would like to see you stay in it, because I would hate to see you exit golf collecting..... but thats just my own personal desire. Obviously your own desire and reasons are what matter / not mine. You can never go wrong with cash (from a sale) - and you could always start the collection again once you clear the deck. So - if you feel that need or desire to sell - that might be the way to go. Good luck with the decision. It is a tough one.
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Joe D. 
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