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10-28-2006, 12:22 PM
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Passing on cards at last years shows....
Posted By: Mike campbell
Regarding the Twins Fest. I may be wrong but the last few times I've been there, there is only (I may be wrong, but not much) one dealer who ever has what could be called vintage material. He has some nice stough, albeit, it tends to be 40's and 50's cards, some 30's sometimes, but that's about it. He's Bob Krawitz of the Ninth Inning, in Saint Paul. other than him, forget it. He's very honest and forthright. But you'll find no other items there that go back much further than the 70's. The twins fest is not worth going to in my opinion. At least if it's vintage you are seeking. back in the 90's sometimes you could find a nugget or two. No more. Bob at the ninth inning is about it for that show. Great guy though. 
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