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#30
04-08-2018, 11:17 AM
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I agree everyone should collect what they enjoy !!! It's a great hobby with a lot of unique collecting options ( specific player, Team, variations, specific year, specific company , food issues etc, etc.)[/QUOTE] Agreed Mike I think the green tints, which as Darren has previously pointed out PSA and sellers often fail to properly distinguish, were the result of an intentional second printing by a separate printing company. I think they were retailed and while not as plentiful as the first run cards, are not really scarce. 
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