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04-09-2003, 07:40 AM
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Why are they bidding so high?
Posted By: Craig
Art and Brian nailed it. These are damaged cards and came from the Mastro auction. They are interesting to look at, but certainly not variations of any kind. I actually communicated with the seller when the last lots were offered a few weeks ago. She seemed quite honest and upfront as well as willing to provide refunds to any unsatisfied winners. To be honest, I also sent off an email or two to the winners of a few of the lots since I recognized their names. Apparently my message to them didn't matter, as they are the same bidders this time around. 
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