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06-14-2007, 07:42 AM
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Boston Store Cards
Posted By: Dave S
Jim--I really think you have a tough road to hoe, if memory serves me right think you're looking at a few over 200 cards. Was over 5 years ago that I played with them, I blazed thru about 30ish cards, then as you said, just had a hard time finding any. The old rule of supply and demand; don't think there are a lot of Boston (which was actually in Chicago) set collectors out there. I threw in the towel on 'em when I ran into a guy in Cleveland that had a Ruth..and wouldn't take less than $5,000. And like I said, that was over 5 years ago.. 
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