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06-29-2012, 09:33 AM
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I've had some great finds, but the most unexpected was when I was visiting an older woman and she gave me a pile of 1950's baseball cards, including two Mantles. She was a teacher and had been helping other teachers clean out lockers during summer break. She brought them home to give to her son - he didn't want them, so she gave them to me. I never say 'no' to free Mantles.
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