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#11
12-25-2023, 02:51 PM
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Of the significant cards I bought last year...1954 Kaline, 1953 Robinson, 1954 Banks and 1948 Leaf, I am pretty sure I could buy three of them today for 20% less or better. Honestly, most of the stuff that is gridlocked can be expected. They are good cards that are readily available.
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