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05-14-2008, 08:22 AM
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Who says lesser T's are soft
Posted By: leon
Prices on the middle of the road cards are down across the board. It's not debatable....It's black and white. I talk to a lot of collectors and dealers....and track many cards myself. This is a good time to be set collecting....as someone else said recently. regards 
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