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09-30-2007, 10:25 AM
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E99's and E100's
Posted By: Dave F
After realizing these series along with E107's would by far be the toughest to come by for my "E type" collection...I'm wondering if these are easier to find in mid grade then E107's? What would be considered high grade for this set? 
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