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03-12-2008, 10:04 AM
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Where's #110 Rollins?
Posted By: Bob Lemke
I see an eBay auction closed on the 10th that had 25 "sets" of 1963 Topps BB #1-109, all "uncicculated." Sold for $15,100. I wonder what happened to #110 Rich Rollins, who would have been on the same sheet? 
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