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06-13-2007, 05:46 PM
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Cards at the office
Posted By: Mark Evans
I no longer have an office but, when I did, I kept a bunch of Topps "Finest" cards there, replicas of 50s and 60s cards of Mantle & Mays primarily, the originals of which I had and have at home. In that way, I was able to enjoy a portion of my collection while at work without risk. The cards also at times stimulated discussion with colleagues, some of whom I figure had previously thought we had nothing in common. Mark 
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