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    Feb 14, 2020 17 minutes

    ALABAMA

    April 4 AL, Scottsboro. Scottsboro Sports Cards & Memorabilia Show, Goose Pond Civic Center, 1165 Ed Hembree Dr., Scottsboro, AL, 35769. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 60+, A: free. Contact: Stephen Moore @ 256-599-0989 or stephen@jacksonssportscards.com

    CALIFORNIA

    March 14 CA, Sacramento. Sports Cards & Collectibles Show, Crowne Plaza Hotel, 5321 Date Ave, Sacramento, CA 95841. SH: 9am-4pm, T:40, A: Free. Contact: Steve Westerson 916-704-3865, sacramentosportscardshows@gmail.com

    CONNECTICUT

    Feb 22 CT, Trumbull. Trumbull Cards Show, Trinity Episcopal Church, 1734 Huntington Turnpike, Trumbull, CT 06611. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 20+, A: $1. Contact: Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com

    Feb 29 CT, Milford. Milford Elks Lodge, 124 New Haven Ave., Milford, CT 06460. SH: 9am-2 pm, T: 40, A: $1. Contact: Ned Skinnon PH: 860-919-0879; email: nskinnon@cox.net

    March 8 CT, Orange. Orange Collectible Show, American Legion Post 127, 630 Grassy Hill Road, Orange, CT 06471. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 30+, A: $1. Contact: Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com

    March 14 CT, Meriden. Meriden Platt High School, 220 Coe Ave., Meriden, CT, 06451. SH: 9am-1 pm. T:25. A: $1. Contact: Jason Bruenn – PH: 203-715-1245, Email: jason.bruenn@meridenk12.org

    March 22 CT, Milford. Milford Elks Lodge, 124 New Haven Ave., Milford, CT 06460. SH: 9am-2 pm, T: 40, A: $1. Contact: Ned Skinnon PH: 860-919-0879; email: nskinnon@cox.net

    March 28 CT, Trumbull. Trumbull Cards Show, Trinity Episcopal Church, 1734 Huntington Turnpike, Trumbull, CT 06611. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 20+, A: $1. Contact: Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com

    April 11 CT, Meriden. Meriden Platt High School, 220 Coe Ave., Meriden, CT, 06451. SH: 9am-1 pm. T:25. A: $1. Contact: Jason Bruenn – PH: 203-715-1245, Email: jason.bruenn@meridenk12.org

    April 12 CT, Orange. Orange Collectible Show, American Legion Post 127, 630 Grassy Hill Road, Orange, CT 06471. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 30+, A: $1. Contact: Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com

    April 25 CT, Trumbull. Trumbull Cards Show, Trinity Episcopal Church, 1734 Huntington Turnpike, Trumbull, CT 06611. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 20+, A: $1. Contact: Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com

    April 26 CT, Milford. Milford Elks Lodge, 124 New Haven Ave., Milford, CT 06460. SH: 9am-2 pm, T: 40, A: $1. Contact: Ned Skinnon PH: 860-919-0879; email: nskinnon@cox.net

    May 9 CT, Meriden. Meriden Platt High School, 220 Coe Ave., Meriden, CT, 06451. SH: 9am-1 pm. T:25. A: $1. Contact: Jason Bruenn – PH: 203-715-1245, Email: jason.bruenn@meridenk12.org

    May 10 CT, Orange. Orange Collectible Show, American Legion Post 127, 630 Grassy Hill Road, Orange, CT 06471. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 30+, A: $1. Contact: Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com

    DELAWARE

    Feb 16 DE, Wilmington. Sports Card & Collectible Show, Chambers Memorial Hall, Wilmington, DE. SH: 10am-3pm, T: 50, A: $2. Contact Bob Harper 302-983-2636, a2zshows1@yahoo.com, www.a2zshows1.com

    March 29 DE, Wilmington. Sports Card & Collectible Show,

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