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04-23-2005, 06:24 PM
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Why did you sell your cherished pre-war cards??
Posted By: jay behrens
I sold my colelction off becuase I saw the writting on the wall for the collapse of the hobby in 1991 and also to appease the future x-wife. I never missed any of these cards and until Lee sucked me back in when he started collecting t202s and started picking my brain for info. Digging thru my books to see if I kept any reference material, I found a t3 Baker tucked in the pages of one of books and slowly got sucked back in. 
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