National Sports Collectors Convention

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CNNMoney.com
Financial News – Yahoo! Finance
Friday July 28, 12:39 pm ET
By David Ellis, CNNMoney.com staff writer

“Once a year, baseball-card collectors gather for the granddaddy of all sports collectible conventions – the National Sports Collectors Convention.

Currently underway in Anaheim, Calif., the four-day event will not only be a place for collectors to haggle over the value of their Lou Gehrigs and Jackie Robinsons, there’s bound to be a few collectors who reflect on how the hobby took a nosedive during the 1990s.”

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