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Old 05-30-2011, 08:03 AM
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Default Card Collectors Bulletin Dec. 1, 1944 Whole #33

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Love those 1944 Buy prices. Wirt Gammom offered $1.00 for a T206 O'Hara, and the same for several of the tougher single print T205. He also offers a buck for cards from very tough sets, such as Four Base Hits, Yum Yum, S.F. Hess, and T208. Seems like he really knew what he was doing.
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Another great read !!! Thanks again Leon !!!

* It looks like tobacco cards were doing very well even back then

Sincerely, Clayton
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T206 set of 518 different for $30.88. I'll take two.
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Allways very interesting to read and informative.Thanks Leon.
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