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10-22-2007, 09:05 AM
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E94 Colors
Posted By: JK
From what Ive read in the past and more recently (I think tbob recently commented on this issue), Ive always beleived golds and purples to be the most difficult. Purples are not actually "all over the place". Its just that Huggins had a nice group in their auction and Ive been posting them quite a bit lately as Ive picked them up. Im trying to build a set. 
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