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09-03-2006, 09:01 AM
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e100 Weaver
Posted By: Peter Thomas
Not that it will help directly, but they are out there. In 1998 I had a compete sets plus 16 cards. Had 12 Blue, 13 Green, 11 Red, 9 Yellow and 1 Purple. Had an em red Weaver and g/vg blue Weaver, also had a bunch of E99's kept Byones for a Type card. Sold all of the cards except the blue Weaver in a Mastro auction. The Weaver and Byones are now at SGC. Should have kept them all -so many mistakes along the way. Somewhere out there is a very nice red Weaver maybe it can find its way to you and his teamates. 
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