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04-21-2008, 06:33 PM
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Post your most beat up "valuable" card
Posted By: Anonymous
This 1954 Willie Mays is a card that I've always thought had a lot of character. I've even thought about sending for grading to give the graders a laugh. By the way, I paid $1.00 for it! 
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