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08-07-2007, 12:53 PM
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Rarities and Scarcities as of lately
Posted By: Kenneth A. Cohen
I've been trying to build an E120 set for some time. I have no idea where they would rate in the hierarchy of E-card rarity, perhaps not very high. It's a bit of an apples and oranges comparison though since many E-card issues are comprised of 25 or 30 cards, whereby E120 consists of 240. In any case, the recent price run-up appears to have drawn more of them out. Several dealers at the National had some, at least more than I've ever seen at Ft. Washington. 
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