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07-23-2017, 11:46 AM
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For that particular card you probably had 2 or 3 guys working on a high grade master set driving up the price of black backs. If one or two of them completed or gave up on the set there's no one left to spend a few grand on a Sid Hudson card.
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World War I does not get the respect it deserves anymore.
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