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08-04-2010, 09:56 PM
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I planning to go from 12-6 P on Friday and 10A - 6P on Saturday. I am a focused collector, but also like shiny freebies. I have a dealer pass, so I can avoid waiting in lines to enter. Looking for 1930s oddball cards. Two days is enough?
James 
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08-04-2010, 10:16 PM
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Just got home after enjoying dinner with Alan (JC), Ken Cohen, Mark Evans, Andrew and Dad, Rich Klein, and others - thanks Alan for suggesting it.
My 1st day at my 1st National and my 1st impression was I need at least a week to really see everything and meet/talk to old friends (this is a "local" show for me) and new. Regards all - Will
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