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05-17-2014, 06:16 PM
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i had 2...sold 1 so I now have 1. i think they are very tough...there just have been a lot come up in the recent past...and with that comes resales to give the perception they are not so tough.
similar with t208's a bunch of years ago...a few near sets came up for auction and since then types can be found pretty easily...before that...nil. 
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