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06-16-2008, 12:24 AM
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According to the SGC Pop Reports, there are 431 t207s with a Broadleaf back....
Posted By: Tim Newcomb
431 cards is not a lot when you consider how many T207 Recruits are probably slabbed. That's only about 8 1/2 copies for each of the 50 cards that appear with Broadleaf-Cycle backs. 
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