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10-11-2008, 07:39 PM
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The Death of Direct Sales
Posted By: Glyn Parson
I must be the luckiest man alive. The way some are dooming and glooming on here. Ive been a fulltime dealer of vintage baseball cards since 1990 (with the exception of the year I worked at SGC) and I can tell you Ive had my BEST month ever retailing and wholesaling cards. "Goes to show you don't ever know." Can we stop all this political fighting, nobody ever changes anyone elses minds in these exchanges. Lets get back to the cards. 
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