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Rich Klein....re..Mark Lewis and CPU
Interesting that you should mention Mark Lewis. He was a tough character to deal with back in the early '80s.
I recall getting into an argument with him regarding how his Card Prices Update (CPU) guide was hyping up cer- tain Topps cards (rookies) and de-valuating certain other cards (1952 Topps Hi#s and 1949 Bowmans). Then, you recall that he ran into some trouble and dropped out of sight. Years later her returned as a dealer at the Ft. Washington Show in the early '90s and had "mellowed-out". TED Z 
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