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12-16-2010, 09:23 AM
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Personally from what I have seen e107's are much more rarer than e103's, and that could be up for serious discussion... But both are rarer than most caramel issues. I personally like the look of e107's, as the black and white color scheme really make the card seem like an old issue. If i were to look at an e103 I wouldn't really care about the back. I would look for a relatively crease free front, as creases seem prominent in this set.
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