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02-20-2008, 07:06 PM
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Starting bid $9995 ??
Posted By: Fred C
Seriously Frank, didn't you read the PSA flip? It's from the esteemed HARRIS collection! $9,995 could be a virtual bargain for such a card. There's probably only a 15% chance the card is trimmed. If that isn't something that adds value to a card then look at the low population of 8's graded for this card. It sends chills up my spine just thinking about it. Wow, for $9,995 you could be the proud owner of a possibly trimmed low pop T206 that every high grade T206 collector is after. 
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