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02-18-2013, 09:16 AM
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Wow.
Well, here's one for all of us with smaller budgets. I'm pretty sure this is the card I paid the most for. Around 235. The most I've spent on a lot was about 700 for the little batch of 8 SL blankbacks I got from Ebay maybe 10 years ago. Of course I'm not counting nice stuff I bought decades ago when it was cheap. Probably the best buy was the Carolina Brights Red Cobb. A beater, but it was only fifty bucks. The early 1900's Fred Parent bat I got in a swap for a modern store bat after it got cracked in a softball game is probably the best non-card deal. Steve B 
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