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02-12-2011, 10:48 AM
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There are quite a few more than I think any of us realize still laying around out there. Every major show has several that come in and ebay has new "collections" that come to light on a very regular basis.
A few months back I was contacted by a nice guy that had just "found" his great uncle's old baseball card collection and was able to purchase ~500 Zeenuts from 1921-28 and that was just part of the collection. There are still tons of new finds to be made out there.
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