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05-11-2014, 07:37 PM
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Amen
Well put, Leon
If this wasn't my first T206 (or pre-war), it was close. I knew next to nothing about pre-war at the time ... I think it came directly from Alan H. himself, somewhere in the 1990 timeframe. I think the card speaks for itself, and though its "..real pertty..", it ain't sayin' the same thing as the grader.
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