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02-26-2022, 11:45 AM
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Card Collector’s Closet in Springfield, MA. A few friends and I would pay 55 cents each way for a bus ride to/from Enfield, CT. Some great times. Paid $3.25 for a Dave Kingman rookie on my first trip there which was a huge sine of money for me at the time. We all pooled our funds and bought the 1981 Permographs Credit Card set and split it up with each of us getting our favorite players. We also split the Traded sets from 1983 and 1984. We would spend time there, go to the Newsstand store and buy the new wrestling magazines, and then finish up with Burger King. The store owners names were Bob and Charlie. They were very good to us little dirtbags.
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Contact me if you have any Dave Kingman cards / memorabilia for sale. 
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