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Old 06-29-2010, 01:42 PM
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The wife has a hard decision...let the card sit in the museum or get a check for a quarter mil to spend on anything she wants. Hmmm, wonder what she'll decide?
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The wife has a hard decision...let the card sit in the museum or get a check for a quarter mil to spend on anything she wants. Hmmm, wonder what she'll decide?
Women don't understand cards whatsoever.. she hears half a million and she hears Prada, Louis Vitton, Chanel. I know with my old lady, she hears i have a card worth $150 dollars and she is sell, sell, sell........


I think Chappelle said it best : "I'm rich bitch! Oprah Winfrey rich!"
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMFJBd40Awo&feature=related

Not the Oprah one, but close enough
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It does seem appropriate that the rookie card of the greatest player to grace the game is now the pinnacle of the hobby. The card finally really gets its due.
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It does seem appropriate that the rookie card of the greatest player to grace the game is now the pinnacle of the hobby. The card finally really gets its due.
It is a great card and my personal favorite, but I think that the T206 Wagner will always be the THE card in the hobby.
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Anyone want to cut their losses and sell me their T206 Wagner before it "nose-dives" even more?
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