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Old 12-23-2011, 11:33 PM
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Most of the shops in this area have closed up. I'm not sure any still open would cater to the Net54 gang.

DJs Sportscards in the Renton highlands area is one I like. It reminds me of the old days of shops...stuff piled around everywhere and you never know what he might have purchased last. Decent vintage for the type of shop, but nothing to get excited about.

There is one in Queen Anne called Browns Cooperstown. I have never been though, since it was sold and moved from Fremont.

Card Exchange is North of Seattle, on Hwy 99 around 143rd, but he had a fair amount of his vintage stolen not too long ago.

There were a couple shops in the Pike Place Market, Golden Aged Collectibles and another one I don't remember the name of, but it has been years since I have been down there.

There may be some small shops in the area as well, but they would certainly not have the vintage selection.

If there are any other significant shops left, they are lost on me.
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