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03-15-2007, 06:03 AM
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Are collectors finally discovering the T212 sets?
Posted By: DCUnited96
The answer to the original question is yes. Compared to what I paid for common T212's two years ago, prices have gone through the roof. As an example, I bought a 1911 PSA5 card uncontested for $80 (and I thought I overpaid at the time), now you can't touch a PSA3 card for that kind of money. 
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