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07-11-2011, 07:42 PM
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Frank Nagy
I have a stack of letters written to me from Frank Nagy in the early 1980's. Everytime I would win cards from his mail auction,
he would include a letter with the cards telling me I overbid (with a refund), or some tidbid of information regarding the cards, or how scarce the cards were, etc., etc. Frank was one of the best of this hobby's pioneers. I have to dig up the letters from my "archives", they are buried somewhere in my sports room. TED Z 
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