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11-27-2005, 01:38 PM
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An example of the caramel craze
Posted By: tbob
In November 2003 I sold a near set of E97s on ebay. One card was the Hartsel which sold for $135.88. That same card in the B/S/T thread just sold for $900.00 and had several interested buyers. Just 2 years later and the new seller made a profit of 600%. Not too shabby! 
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