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03-16-2010, 08:15 PM
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I agree on the Jackson card. It's not hard to find if you have some cash.
The wagner throwing on the other hand is very difficult and I agree with Tony that it's easily one of the toughest in the set. Collectors don't pay attention or don't realize how hard it is because they see the pose a lot since it's found in so many sets. Those throwing versions that we see are all E92s, E101s, E106s. I've even seen a couple E105s of late. I'm sure there have been a couple for sale, but I can't remember the last E90 throwing. Rob 
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