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02-01-2006, 12:27 PM
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Back rarities
Posted By: butterface
The broad leaf 460 is really tough. I have had a few. I also feel that the piedmont fact. 42 is really tough. Brown hindus are showing up everywhere. Reds are still tough. The drum and uzit backs are tough too. The t206 museum site has a fairly accurate list as far as scarity. The problem is, many new finds flood the market place each year. It is really tough to gauge 
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