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11-03-2016, 12:02 AM
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Fresh Turkeys
Hello all,
Delivered to my office today was a great stack of T3 Turkey Reds. These cards are new to the hobby, having originated from the seller's grandfather in Virginia. They essentially remained untouched for decades. I've seen larger or more important finds, but coming across these original groups never gets old. They're still out there, so let's keep looking. For anyone who's curious, they smell great. The lot consists of 30 T3s and 3 T9s. A great group with lots of HOFers. Best, Craig 
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