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04-10-2010, 07:27 PM
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The value A LOT!!!!! WOW what a find! These are very though to find as they are the red boarder variation. Goodluck with these you should get at least $100 each for just the commons more for the better and tougher players. Very nice lot. If you want to sell please let me know but I am sure you are getting a lot of emails or PM's. I hope this is not a joke as it looks like anamazing find. Get them all graded you will do great with them. SGC holders would look amazing for them. Congrats and good luck. Again please let me know if you want to sell them.
Trevor Hocking 
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