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I purchased this lot. Let me know if anybody is interested in any of the cards.
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That was a fairly good bit of different types in that lot. Let us know how it comes out for you, in general, if you can? I am sure the R309-2s should do good as well as some others shown. Finding lots like that are what keeps it fun for a lot of us...
I am in the camp that if you know what things are worth more than the next guy selling them, and have done the research, you should reap the rewards of your time. Others see it differently and that is ok too, it's America. And of course, the Grandfather of US Card Collecting, JR Burdick, disliked anything to do with valuation. But I think over time he caved in a little bit. That was always his biggest dislike of the maturing hobby in the 1930s - early 1960s.... Quote:
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Leon Luckey www.luckeycards.com Last edited by Leon; 03-26-2017 at 11:43 AM.
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