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08-17-2009, 10:48 AM
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I always go...
...to the White Plains show and this time was no exception. I thought it was a good show for pre-war and wound up buying 29 T206 cards for $400, which I thought were pretty nice given the price/condition.
Also, picked up a few leads on some signed pre-war cards, which basically made the trip worthwhile in itself.
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