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02-11-2015, 08:28 AM
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Not a big one, but when I first got back into collecting some years back I stupidly bought an out of focus T206 common off ebay from a seller who "didn't know much about baseball cards." It of course turned out to be more fake than the $9 bill I should have paid him with. Disgusted with myself, I just ate the loss, as a $9 lesson learned.
I have previously in my youth learned other non-baseball card lessons, which cost much more than $9, so overall this one was not too bad!
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T206: 130/518  T206 HZ: 6/6  T206 SLers: 48/48  T206 back run: 21/38 
Last edited by BicycleSpokes; 02-11-2015 at 08:32 AM. 
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