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11-14-2019, 08:57 PM
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Baseball card shows 1970's
The first show I went to was in the summer of 1978. Holiday Inn at the the Buffalo NY Airport. Combination cards and comics. I remember buying a brick of 300 1967 Topps cards with Whitey Ford on the top and Bob Gibson on the bottom for 18 bucks. Cards were in great shape. I'm still trying to complete the set.
Cards were super cheap back then, but of course I was a teenager making $2.30 an hour. 
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