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04-23-2005, 10:33 PM
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Why did you sell your cherished pre-war cards??
Posted By: Steve Dawson
I sold nearly all my cards in 1991. I had just returned to the States after 2 years stationed in Germany, and I needed to buy a car and furnish an apartment. I also had gotten burned out by the overproduction of cards over the previous few years. The only cards I kept were my Pete Rose, Nolan Ryan, and San Diego cards. 
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