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05-13-2010, 10:20 AM
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Experts?
I agree. Jim could do a web site and eventually his site could be the one quoted. T206 Museum has a nifty web site, but it doesn't make them experts.
Anybody can proclaim to be a self-professed expert in this hobby, whether or not their information is factual. Remember Alan Hagar? Ron R 
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