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#4
04-09-2003, 07:20 AM
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Why are they bidding so high?
Posted By: Art M.
All of the cards sold by this seller are indeed from the Mastro lot last year. These were in an album and all suffered from water damage that diluted the colors. While they appear as color variations, they are only water stained and water damaged T206 cards. 
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