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03-29-2011, 09:21 PM
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Recurring theme
Amazing how many of us have been through similar stints away from the hobby. I sold 95% of my collection in 1998 via Superior Sports Auctions. I stayed away until about 5 years ago (got divorced and found money). I am back into the T206's and at about 400 and hoping to be at 450.
Enjoy the show. My advice would be to walk the show with very little money unless you truly know a direction you want to go. Otherwise you could end up all over the board on purchases. Enjoy !! 
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