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02-26-2022, 12:05 AM
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I started collecting around 1983 or so. Growing up outside of Pittsburgh in the eastern suburbs, we had two shops in Monroeville where I pretty much bought all of my cards. One was TNT Collectibles and the other was American Coin that was actually in the Monroeville Mall. TNT had a big sign with a '55 Clemente on it that you could see from the highway. My dad bought me one there around 1986. The best card I remember buying from American Coin was a Yount RC that was in the front display case.
Here's the Clemente RC from TNT. I still have the Yount too but I'd have to find it:
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- Jason C. ***I've had 50+ successful BST transactions as both a buyer and a seller. Please feel free to PM me for references*** Last edited by VoodooChild; 02-26-2022 at 05:01 AM. 
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