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08-27-2014, 01:05 AM
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WTB: A non-faded, SGC 3+ n172 Old Judge common
Would like to pick up a non-faded Old Judge common, with decent corners and pref. no creases. Something only graded by SGC with a 3 or better. They seem to be sorta hard to come by (esp. the non-faded part), but I'm picky!
Going on vacation for 10 days and will check back then. Thx. 
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