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#5
04-23-2005, 12:58 PM
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PRE-WAR CARDS YOU SOLD AND WISH YOU NEVER HAD
Posted By: jay behrens
Those that have been on the board for awhile know my answer. I miss many of the cards I used to own, but the only ones I regret selling were my t208s of Baker, Barry, Bender, Collins, Plank and Mack. Most of the other cards I used to own I could find and own again. I have no hope of ever owning these cards again. 
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