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09-01-2005, 11:28 AM
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What is the most valuable vintage sportscard collection worth
Posted By: leon
You know the whole story about Olbermann's Doyle in an OLD "SGC" holder. I think it was the demise of the main person in the old company too. BTW, that person that graded that card still swears it was good. At least that's what he told me about 3 National's ago when I was speaking with him. I will never forget when Keith O. bought my Just So off of ebay and we emailed back and forth. One of my emails to him was the fact he could rest assured it was a good card as it was in an SGC holder. At the time I didn't know about the debacle. Telling him that was a mistake, to say the least. 
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