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08-15-2007, 04:48 PM
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Re: T-210 Red Border Break Down
Posted By: Ralph
Hey Andy congrats on the Hyames,if you want to ever sell it LMK as I wouldn't mind owning maybe 2 from that set,well ok 4 from the set.Hyames,Kelly-Mascot,Jackson & Stengel.I would never try for the entire set today not with the prices I see going and the grades are horrid.Sure glad when I was grabbing them for $5 a pop they were in much better condition. Again Congrats, 
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