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11-02-2015, 10:03 AM
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Great post! Refreshing to see cards being sold (and in some cases given away) at reasonable prices. I frequent antique shops in New England and am so sick of seeing boxes of beatup 90s cards being sold for $1 a card or a 33 Goudey common in vg for $99.
Keep up the good work! Bob
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