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04-03-2002, 09:40 AM
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Pittsburgh postcards
Posted By: David
Peter, They are real photo, right? I've only seen the Wagner before. The existance of the other two shows that the bizarre design was not an accident. The are definately rare, though the strange graphics will limit the demand. The Wagner was offered in a MastroNet auction more than a year ago. I tried to win it, but was outbid in the end. I can't remember what was the winning bid, though it was probably no more than $200. 
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