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03-25-2018, 02:31 PM
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Mine four. And I was part of a small group trying to win that lot- hi Gary- but it wasn't meant to be.
Some may remember it was part of a group of ten, and the two others were offered in a Mastro Auction that literally closed the night before the Sotheby's Auction. The winner of the two from Mastro also won the other eight, and told us he was not going to let them go for pretty much any price. Arguably they are the finest set of 19th century cards in the hobby. 
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