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#7
06-06-2008, 06:55 PM
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Strip cards....
Posted By: leon
Nice catch on the W600 Glen. I am not sure what Burdick was thinking on that one. I guess M600 would be more appropriate. Also since this is the place for it I guess this W575-1/E-Unc (my opinion) would be the most I have ever had to shell out for a strip card...I think this might be akin to paying an exhorbitant amount for a common you don't care about in order to complete a set, or get closer to completion... 
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