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10-21-2009, 10:03 AM
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FT: 1928 W502 #55 Ed Rommel SGC 70 (highest)
Well, this is embarrassing... I somehow wound up with both of the SGC 70 (highest graded) W502 Ed Rommels (by the way, the backs are both "One Bagger, hold what you got").... I didn't even realize it until I unsorted a pile of SGC cards that had gotten buried under E cards I had picked up and was sorting....
In any event, I'm looking to trade for comparably graded W502s or similar cards. Thanks! 
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