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06-16-2011, 05:02 PM
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Wolfers
Wolfers catalogs were amongst the most attractive in the hobby.
There were also a manageable number of lots. We obtained well over $100,000 in items from Wolfers- most however, came after the auction when the "buyers" disappeared. We attended a number of live auctions in SF. In additional to some questionable financial practice as both a baseball guy and a stamp guy, Duane was close friends with another less than ethical guy by the name of Al Gore. He was behind Gore for President Too bad he could not play by the rules- AUCTIONS were great, often held in SF hotels- good time great cards, "unreal prices" Bruce 
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