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10-17-2015, 09:50 PM
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Is it still possible to become a part time dealer?
I love to collect vintage baseball and was wondering if it is possible to become a samll, part time dealer in baseball cards? I just want to earn a little extra money to then turn help grow my personal collection. Any thoughts, or ideas for making my hobby passion into a side job?
Also, what are some ways that you would recommend in obtaining cards for resell. Thrift stores, garage sells, ebay??? I'm just kicking the idea around in my head. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Byron 
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