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01-26-2008, 05:19 PM
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Anyone remember prices when you started pre-war?
Posted By: Fred C
Turn the clock back to the mid-late 70's: I remember T206 cards being a buck or two a piece. I remember a T205 Cobb being around $15. I remember a cover on the Trader Speaks that showed the Wagner T206 and if I remember correctly it said something about the $1000 card (something like that). 
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