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10-21-2003, 09:21 PM
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Worst attempt at selling a bogus T206 Wagner
Posted By: David Seaborn
It's almost impossible to think this person really expects to get a bid. You sell a few modern cards, have an eBay feedback hovering at 90% (with only a few dozen transactions) and then, 'Presto' all of a sudden you grab the crown jewel at another oh so convenient estate sale and expect to sell it for $60,000. I don't know whether to laugh it off or be sick to my stomach. 
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