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12-24-2003, 08:15 PM
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Drying up cards-- maybe not
Posted By: Eric Pugh
For once in my life, I could not agree more with you, and that last line about the Mercedes was a good one. The fact is, if you are vigilant, as the previous poster stated, you can find collections of untapped, ungraded cards that can make your "find of the year". Every time I invest in an ad or really work the convention circuit - something positive seems to always happen. I would be interested to hear from MW or someone who has a history of running major advertisments seeking collections - to learn of what those results are typically like. 
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