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03-11-2010, 12:43 PM
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Todd,
To make this successful, you need to make contact with many of the high end dealers, auction houses, grading companies. If the "clients" (collectors) see that these big name dealers are setting up at a particular show, it will entice them to attend. If you want this done in the next couple of months, go to the Phiily show this weekend & talk to these dealers, auction houses, and grading companies. If you don't need to have it done before August, then go to the National & talk with them there. Good Luck, Alan 
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