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04-22-2008, 07:06 PM
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Barry Sloate Auctions Now Open for Bidding
Posted By: Bill Heitman
I want to clarify my earlier comment. It was not meant in a demeaning way. Over the years. I sometimes have thought that I had an unbelievable amount of cards. And then I'd do a buying trip or place a classified ad in some far away city--and I was always amazed at how much was really out there and how little I actually had. One person's collection is really very little compared to everything that's out there. I'm amazed at what people have and I appreciate how little it actually is. 
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