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If SLC is like some of the shows and shops around here, they are still asking $8 for a Donruss Griffey RC, $5 for a Sosa rookie, $80 for a McGuire rookie, etc, when in reality, most of these are now easily found in the quarter boxes.
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Like that photo last year of the still surviving card shop in Georgia whose marquee item was page after page of Glavine rookie cards. You could literally make tens of dollars a year selling those.
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