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10-02-2002, 10:57 AM
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T207s
Posted By: TBob
Thanks for the heads-up but all the good ones are long gone. Joggerdru bought the cream of the crop at the Ft. Washington show Saturday and the rest already had 7-8 callers on each card before I called. If these are all collectors and not dealers who called, there are a helluva lot more people collecting 207s than one would believe. The cards were generally low to mid grade but priced decently. Had he put them on ebay he would have made 5x the money he got for them. 
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