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07-29-2012, 08:35 AM
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It was seeing Johnnys cards and Leon's multi-backed, ghosted (may as well show it Leon, we never get tired of seeing that beauty) T206 that gave me a love for the oddities. They are very rare (find another?good luck on that) and it's crazy to think they've made it past a century when they should've ended up in the trash. I like Johnnys "snowflake" reference to describe them-so true.
Keep searching Johnny, there HAS to be more  Sincerely, Clayton 
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