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09-15-2006, 10:44 AM
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Goodwins Auction
Posted By: jay behrens
When I first got into the hobby, I was told be several prominant dealers and collectors that I should never pay more than a few pennies for any card issued in Britian for the very reason Adam stated. These sets truely are a dime a dozen and large quanties of the cards were put away. There are a lot of nice looking British cards, but there is no need to ever pay very much for them. I have a group of British sport and nonsport cards sitting around that I would gladly unload for $10 including the shipping. 
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