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02-06-2009, 02:06 PM
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What did you pick up in the Huggins & Scott Auction?
Posted By: Jason
I was dog sick otherwise I would have snatched that up. That card was a steal at $2400, even with tilt. I sold my SGC 60 for $8,500 the last 1915 Alexander I had in SGC 30 I got $2k. Someone stole that one and the Cobb SGC 40 at $4,800. I hope a board member got those. Tony Andrea.....please tell me you won those. 
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