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#11
05-24-2010, 01:35 PM
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So a quick question... Was this card pulled from a pack, auctioned pre-circulation, or what?
I'd like to think some 8 year old just paid for a year at community college with this thing. Back in the day I was trying to pull $20 Griffey Jr. Rookies. My how the times change. 
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