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06-30-2007, 07:16 PM
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Peter; to answer your question/Oral History
Posted By: Rich Klein
And so not to hijack the National Copper Plate thread -- I have gotten some great responses already and am looking for more. Some real hobby legends have really enjoyed the idea and have sent me some great emails. I have also gotten some email from some more recent collectors -- and that is great as well for EVERYONE has a story to tell. So, if anyone wants to respond; whether they have been a collector since the 50's or since 2007; I'm happy to get your response. Please note again, this is a happy book -- figure like a Loose Balls (ABA oral history) and NOT a book/project designed to be an expose 
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