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Old 01-20-2002, 09:12 PM
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Default How come with every size variation, the smaller card always has sharper corners?
Posted By: Julie Vognar

Crazy seller! He only has two really vintage cards, the Speaker, and a "Nodgrass," both with high PSA grades. He's also selling '52 '56, and '59 Topps--and lots of Tootsietoys.

Looks very enterprizing and successful.

Julie

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