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06-17-2005, 11:06 PM
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Those caramel card prices aren't going away
Posted By: Scott Elkins
I meant to bid again on that one. Had a busy day and took a nap on the couch when that one ended - darn! I really wanted that Brown too - especially, since I sold you my "2" a while back and I don't have an E98 Brown in my Brown collection! I was going to at least bid something like $155.55 on that lot. Looks like it is back to throwing in my max bid on a lot early on. 
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