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12-06-2005, 12:46 AM
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What was your biggest steal on eBay?
Posted By: Nate
As the title suggests, what was your biggest steal you ever won on an eBay auction? Mine was purchasing a N162 Kelly for less than $100 about four years ago. The front of the card was a strong EX+, but about 30% of the back was lost from being glued into an album. The woman selling the card from L.A. totally botched spelling Kelly's name and she had no idea how to list the card, in the first place. Regardless of condition (even though it "presents well"), it was a "steal of a deal." What's yours? 
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