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07-19-2007, 07:59 PM
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National location
Posted By: judson hamlin
Agreed. For those collectors that do not have a limitless budget (most of us), the cost of getting to, and staying at, the National site becomes a serious factor. By having a more geographically diverse rotation, many of those collectors would have the shot to attend. Baltimore, St. Louis, Louisville, Dallas and Charlotte are examples of those markets that would likely attract numbers of local collectors (and their money) who otherwise might not be able to attend. 
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