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04-21-2005, 03:28 PM
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Antique Shops
Posted By: Scott Forrest
but I did find an early Arthur Conan Doyle paper publication for 10 cents that I re-sold for over $300. I've been out of rare books for years, but still know just enough to lend support to my baseball memorabilia habit. If you are going to frequent antique malls, it's really good to have working knowledge of other collectibles; otherwise, it is frustrating to NEVER find anything related to vintage baseball. Closest I came was a Fatima tin I paid $25 for and re-sold for $12...damn 
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