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01-20-2012, 05:44 PM
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The local shows/auctions usually have the usual Bob Feller signed photo or just your run of the mill generic items. Every now and again something will pop up unexpected, last year I purchased a very rare Kansas City Athletics (Green and Gold) Bobblehead for next to nothing. Even though most of the time I come back without a purchase I still find myself going to the next show because I feel like if I don't go then that will be the time I missed out on something special.
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