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05-15-2013, 07:07 AM
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Completely agree with Tony's response above.
One of the best sets out there. The 1903 E107 Wagner is one of the most undervalued cards out there, IMO. I thought it went downright cheap! With only 4 graded and less than 10 known, it is drastically more scarce than the T206 and is 6 years earlier. No debate as to whether it constitutes a "card" either. The E107 Wagner and E107 Matty should be similarly valued. 
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