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#15
11-19-2006, 08:18 PM
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E90 prices?!?
Posted By: cmoking
Hats off to Ted Z and TBob. I'm sure the prices were much cheaper in the past, but it doesn't mean it was any more difficult to track down the cards in the stone ages when ebay didn't exist! Congrats! I've always admired the old-time collectors that had a dedication to their hobby before email, internet, ebay, etc. 
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