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10-22-2007, 12:40 AM
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Batter Up Color Identification and Scarcity
Posted By: Shanon Ping
I have owned quite a few over the years and believe the Greens to be the toughest. I don't believe there is any added value for them at this point. As you probably know the high numbers are also tougher to obtain. 
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