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05-08-2018, 07:32 PM
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"Offered is a 14-card partial set of E95 Philadelphia Caramel cards from 1909" Also, I focused on the description moreso than the pictures. Transcribing the description to my excel file to show grade/company/player to match with the set and my previous purchases. It wasn't until post bidding for bidders did I even realize there was an odd number of cards in the photo. My previous bid was enough to win the auction through the extended time.
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