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11-28-2018, 07:46 PM
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Speaking of junk wax, John, I just purchased a collection that was 80% 1990s junk. I told the disappointed seller that I wouldn't pay him for it because I did not see any actual value there but I would haul it away for him and see if I could trade it to my local card store. My LCS didn't want to trade for it and didn't even want it for free as a toss-in with the cards I did trade them. I ended up putting 50# of shiny crap into the recycling last week.
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