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06-17-2007, 03:41 PM
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T206 collectors.....whats the average age of collectors?
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
I think Luger's you can get into often times on the day of the dinner. Sort of like Broadway show tickets. That being said, with a group of 6-8 it may be tougher. How about Morton's or Sparks? Both are right near the 4 train -- whichever will take us can be the one we go to - and they're like the two best in Manhattan located near Grand Central for anyone coming in (we've still got to get Frank in from LI and Al from NJ). 
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