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04-24-2005, 08:12 PM
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PRE-WAR CARDS YOU SOLD AND WISH YOU NEVER HAD
Posted By: Scott Forrest
Anything I sold I used the money to buy something else. But if I could have any items back, it would be: t206 ledger page with Hindu Ed Reulbach, BL460 Reulbach, t206 Jacklitsch proof, t205 Matty with particularly incredible color and registration, my completed e95 set and almost complete e96 set, my almost complete t206 HOF portrait subset (missing Wagner and Plank so incomplete 
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