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#12
06-11-2024, 11:44 PM
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Lots of common OJs at really high prices. Most of the cards are going to be in their inventory for a long time and clog up the OJ searches. I suppose one could just filter Deans out of the search.
It'd be nice to see some hard to find OJs on ebay, but that doesn't occur very often. Gotta check the auction houses for the tougher ones.
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