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02-12-2012, 12:03 PM
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JimB, you're E93's never fail to amaze. Those cards should not exist in that condition.
 Tony, Steve, & Clayton -- if you guys pooled your resources, you could create one of the best mid-grade T206 sets on the planet. Great stuff! Here's a couple N28's which were kept in an album for years and have the typical back damage associated with such storage. These cards are actually quite rugged and resilient, as they have good quality, thick card stock. 
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