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04-07-2018, 11:40 AM
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1994 Ted Williams Card company / Locklear insert question
There was a time when these were quite popular and are generally pretty attractive and, for an exceedingly brief time sold for $2-5...
They were one of the first numbers sets I remember. I picked up a few sets for cheap over the weekend, the highest number was something in excess of 50,000 and the numeric configuration would have allowed for up to 100,000. I got this card numbered 00000...only one like this out of a lot of 100 or so...the rest were just random numbers ranging from 00081 to 51285...was it the first or the last? Thoughts?
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