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04-05-2006, 04:39 PM
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Is group learning always good? E90 Upp for example
Posted By: Jim Manos
I think the tough cards as Trex pointed out in his post are much tougher than earlier thought. Also the fact that the set has so many cards ie... with many easy may detract from the very difficult. I actualy responded to Ted's post on what are the tough cards. I think going forward alot was uncovered as to which cards are the tough one's and will bring a premium. I don't think $220 is a premium for as tough a card as Upp is. I will reiterate that I knew Upp was tough and many didn't before the post of Trex. Great observation, I like the post. I hope this well deserved E90-1 set gets some more attention. Comparing to the E107's is a little chesty but I like it. Regards, Jim 
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