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07-02-2012, 07:22 PM
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FT/S Butterfinger, wheaties, W517, R303b
I've decided to go for the 33 Goudey set and want to see if I can pick up a few fair/good condition commons in trade for these cards.
I'm also upgrading my poor t206s with less common backs, so if you have some less common back fair/good t206s I'd be interested in those for trade. If anyone is interested in purchasing let me know and I'll sell them if I can clear what I have in them. W517 Goslin R310 Simmons Wheaties series 3 Simmons R303b Vaughan also have an M101-2 Meyers M101-2 Tesreau and B18 Harry Coveleski that I'm listing in the pre-war section Thanks for looking, Tony 
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