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10-04-2011, 01:32 PM
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Leon,
Thanks for continuing to post these. Very interesting. Barry, That is a very interesting question you raise. I also would be happier if they would even periodically do a display of them. But if they virtually never show them and make them almost impossible to access for those who are interested (perhaps for understandable reasons), then why not sell them and generate a few million dollars for things they are interested in displaying? They answer may be that they are legally bound to keep them as part of an arrangement make with Burdick. WHo knows? JimB 
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