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#12
04-01-2013, 11:18 AM
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There are stores near where Leon and myself live
or within a half hour
One is Triple Cards in Plano (15th and Ave K) east of Central (75) -- not much pre-1980 in the store and he definately stays in business with new boxes, supplies etc. Nicks is at Coit and Campbell in Richardson and that is closer to an old school store with more older cards where clients can actually look at those cards. Both owners are good people and while they make a profit, neither are outrageous on their prices Regards Rich 
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