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Reality
My initial thoughts were in line more or less with what Barry and Leon stated.
Medical insurance would be a big issue unless I worked for an established company like Topps. Also, I will always be a collector at heart, so there always would be that internal struggle that I am sure is tough for some dealers. I wanted to see if I was missing something, and I got a couple ideas here. I will probably look into doing something small on the side (low risk) and see what happens. Thanks to everyone for your thoughts. much appreciated. Rob
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