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09-23-2016, 10:36 AM
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I think many E's, M's and D's, like your M116 Young, have reached an under-valued level. They have not enjoyed the recent price increases of other issues, but all thing are cyclical. I do think they have a bright future and will rebound at some point. Myself, I'm drawn to their overall scarcity over most T-issues. Great card BTW! Awesome Young card.
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