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11-15-2013, 09:45 AM
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But to answer your question, your Pleetwood card might not be worth anymore (and could be less) than the one just sold. I am sure the market is quite thin for this rare of a card. There might only be a handful known but there also might only be a handful of collectors wanting one. And one collector just got his...so he doesn't need one anymore.
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