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12-14-2004, 12:16 PM
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What a caramel card must look like to an acid head
Posted By: Gilbert Maines
My interest is not in a low grade Cobb card. I actually do not care which player is on that card. I think that card is a fine example of ......... (Im not sure what). But come on now. Cards ripped in half which are missing lots of paper are common. How often do you see this damage? I would not know how to create this artificially (if the card really looks that way). 
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