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08-26-2005, 01:43 AM
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High grade cards are undervalued
Posted By: jay behrens
And yet you guys keep ducking John's question. It's like listening to a PSA parrot speak. What we really want to hear from you guys is why those supposedly rock solid investments went south so badly, not another string of PSA pablum and more proof that cards went up. Explain why those 2 didn't when according to you guys, they should be skyrocketing. 
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