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07-30-2007, 07:57 AM
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Disappearing Hobby Stores
Posted By: Ken McMillan
A computer and Ebay are much less expensive than paying to keep a store front open. Simple economics. Many of these sellers are still around, but they sell online. It is also easier to find things online than to sort through boxes of poorly displayed cards. Just a sign of the times. I do miss talking with store owners and sorting through the cards. 
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