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09-22-2006, 12:44 PM
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Yorktown auctions
Posted By: dave
doesn't take much to take a question and have it to the opposite direction, no, i was never insulting the intigrity of yorktown, mainly more envious and curious as to where they get so many of the high grade cards to list. i'm guessing that bill didnt come across eight shoe boxes full of mint t-206s, so was curious where they do come from. 
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