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02-20-2012, 03:44 PM
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I love going to shows as much as the next guy, I'm just saying that there were a ton more in the '90's. It's always fun going there and talking cards. Unless you have a great relationship with a dealer at a show why pay $200 for something that you could find on ebay for $100? The most laughable price ever was a guy who had a '54 Topps Banks in probably g-vg condition, but put it in a gigantic case and marked it $1,500. I asked him sarcasticly if that was his price and he said "I'll do half book, it's a rare card". I laughed. He even had a zip up bag for the card, classic.
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