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06-18-2002, 03:13 PM
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For Henry Yee, or anyone else: 5 Ultra rare Cards
Posted By: John Spencer
As the winning bidder last night of this great card, I can only say that I consider myself lucky to have landed it. To me, it really doesn't matter all that much whether it was cut from a sheet or if indeed it was the same sheet from Mastro's auction. In fact, it is good enough for me if Henry Yee said these cards were not from the same sheet as Mastro's. I have known Henry awhile and strongly feel he is a straightforward guy with a lot of intergrity who just happens to have some amazing stuff. Personally speaking, if offered as a sheet, I probably would not have bid as I was only interested in the Matty. John 
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