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12-13-2005, 12:17 PM
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Follow up.... some times it's better to be lucky than good
Posted By: tbob
Last night I was the only bidder on a pair of Boston T207 cards, McDonald and Hageman, slightly tougher than average commons in the set. I have seen these sell for quite a bit more in lesser condition. I kept scratching my head because one looked exish to exmtish and the other vgexish to exish. No creases, etc. Maybe it was just a blue moon but I guess I got a little lucky if everything pans out... 
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