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04-09-2010, 08:47 PM
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W/ the advent of the internet shows are a dying breed.
But the National is as strong as ever, and if you are a card or memorabilia junkie, its the place to be. Over 600 dealer tables! There are so many cool items that you can view, and many you didn't even know you "needed" till you saw them in person. And to hook up w/ fellow collectors on both sides of the table is great too! If you are into autographs there's usually a slew of Hall Of Famers present and even if you don't want to buy an autograph. You can still check em out signing. Also there's a variety of other things to do in Baltimore incl. the O's are home vrs the White Sox & Angels. You'll have a blast, its worth the effort & expense. 
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