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04-05-2003, 11:56 AM
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A new hobby low. . .
Posted By: Jay Miller
Scott---I agree with you. I think that it just wakes people up to the reality that these are businesses whose means of making money is entombing little pieces of paper in plastic. Rightly or wrongly, their decision parameter is probably--what maximizes revenue (not what hobby purists might think they should or shouldn't slab). 
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