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Old 01-24-2014, 01:26 PM
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Can you share where it was in NJ so those of us here can kick ourselves for not finding it
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February 24th can't arrive quickly enough!!!
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Can you share where it was in NJ so those of us here can kick ourselves for not finding it
Yes, I will have a lot more info but it will be next week
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Awesome! Looking forward to hearing more about the collector.
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Really cool. Looking forward to hearing more about the collection and excited about the upcoming auction.
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Great cards!! Those Cobbs look GREAT!!
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Leon already had trucker boy find, now this will be the bicycle find.
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Post some more of the tobacco cards if you have time. Even the more common ones. I also find it very interesting and exciting to see cards that have been tucked away for a century. Also, I might be able to afford some of the more common ones, and I'd love to get one from this collection.
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