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06-09-2005, 11:24 AM
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undervalued cards?
Posted By: Scott Elkins
Thought I would list this set for everyone, since I sold my Walter Johnson and am no longer interested in buying any more cards from this set myself. These are one of the tougher 1920's caramel issues. Just make sure when you buy one in a PSA holder that it does have the little gray box at the bottom of the card with the player's info in it. I have seen E121's labeled as E122's and E122's labeled as E121's in PSA holders (sometimes with the later, you can get a good deal). 
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