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03-10-2010, 11:25 PM
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Sgc?
Hey Todd,
Parsippany, NJ is roughly an hour and a half south of you, and the headquarters of SGC, one of the leading third party grading companies out there. If you can get them to swing a visit, set up shop, accept submissions, etc... that would greatly help you out. I've read of several board members who also live in the area who could also give you an idea if a show could be successful. It really comes down to local interest on the hobby. Do some research on area card shops, etc... and see how business is. Pull them in, market to their existing customers and I'm sure you could make a success out of it. Good luck, -Kyle 
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