howto find sports memorabilla dealers?
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Try any major sports shop.
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Where did you find the first one? I would try the internet, or some other sports store. There is a store in MY mall, called Collector's Paradise, and they have them. They're like $80 though.
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ebay, or in Torino...
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Try soccer.com or worldsoccershop.com but if you are daring ebay.
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You may have a second hand store near by, i had a store called "Play It Again Sports."  E-bay, classifieds are other places as well.
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Try ebay or your local sports and camping store.
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The best way is probably to pick up a Beckett sports card price magazine.  They are pretty much the authority when it comes to sports card prices.\n\nOf course, the value of your cards depend on a lot of things, including rarity and condition of the card.  Since your cards are "old' they won't be as subject to as many ups and downs depending on the player's real life performance.  Right about now, I am sure Dirk Nowitzki and Dwayne Wade cards are probably increasing in value.  I'm sure Boris Diaw cards are probably pretty hot now too.\n\nI doubt there are any websites that will give this information out for free so that's why I think it's best to buy a mag.  They should be available at a larger bookstore like the Barnes and Noble or other large chain stores.
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Yea check the official website of the club or country whose jersey you wish to purchase. Search for the location of the store nearest to you which sells the jerseys you want.\n\nAlternatively you could order directly from the website, which is more expensive but less of a hassle for you.\n\nYep, hope this helps. ;)
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go to a sports store.Or go online and purchase on.
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Try www.cdnnsports.com\nOften they have very hard to find magazines, if you don't see it on their website, call them Monday and ask, a lot of times they don't update their website with new products.
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I have seen a couple on ebay, also try www.mitchellsmausers.org\nI bought a 98K from them, they might have sticks as well.
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try \nebay.com\nfootlocker.com\nfinishline.com\nchamps.com\nkicksandstuff.com
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not sure where you live but try looking for a second hand sporting goods store... I know a large one is Play It Again Sports         good luck
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try calling eurosport @ 1800-950-1994 you may find it there
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Best bet would surely be from their shop or failing that, if they are in short supply then try ebay.
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http://www.sportingmontecarlo.com/fr/