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05-24-2004, 06:17 AM
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BF2/B18 question
Posted By: Tom Boblitt
Okay, I know not many people collect these on this board (at least that will admit it.....) but how can someone selling either issue that has been stitched into a blanket and then removed call anything EX condition. The stitch holes are clearly visible. Isn't that a little artistic license with the description? Just wondering. And, how many people DO collect these out there? Anyone notice the HUGE price jumps on the BF2's that were recently on ebay? 
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