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12-04-2005, 12:01 PM
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Alan Rosen
Posted By: Daniel Bretta
And like a classic movie it never gets old. Having been a toy collector and dealer for years it sucked opening up the latest Toy Shop magazine and seeing his ugly face on his full page ads for Star Wars toys....then he aligned himself with Plastic Dreams and Josh Velinsky to try and "slab" toys. All you need to know about Josh Velinsky is that he was taken to "The People's Court" by a kid and he lost....not only did he lose, but the judge berated him for screwing over a kid. I guess the Rosen/Velinsky match was a perfect pair. 
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