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08-04-2015, 01:57 PM
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Right, I think the big corporate guys pay more money to be at those locations because there would likely be more traffic there, so they wouldn't want to be moved to an edge.
Another idea to perhaps persuade dealers to voluntarily move would be to designate certain areas as prewar, vintage, nonsports, etc, and then see if dealers would want to move to that area. Then collectors who are interested in those things could go to that location first. Not sure how it would work because some dealers would have all eras so may not want to be pigeonholed in certain locations. 
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