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07-09-2021, 11:39 PM
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East Coast National
I used to set up at Gloria Rothstein’s show in White Plains, NY in the mid 90’s and my “booth” (more like a small spot on a long table) one year was right next to Rosen’s. The show was slow and he had a lot of cash left at the end… so he bought my Rose PC of Cobb, Novelty Cutlery of Cobb, PC796 Cobb, and a few other cards I had. NONE of them were professionally graded & NONE of them were anywhere near mint. More like GD-VG range. I saw them in one of his auctions shortly after.
He also used to sell a “magic stain remover” and claimed it would remove any/all stains from cards… 
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