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10-10-2011, 01:58 AM
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I don't believe there are any rarities because I think these were issued as complete game sets. So no short prints or variations as far as I know.
These cards do come up at auction. I think it would be quite possible to do a set. The low demand for these cards has kept them within reason (especially relative to E107, which shares the same images). No doubt more Fan Craze cards exist than E107s...and the Fan Craze cards can be found in much higher grades. But they are not nearly as common as some people might think. My opinion is that they are way undervalued. Cheers, Blair
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