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09-30-2006, 11:21 PM
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How Can I tell if these cards are vintage?
Posted By: Jen
I just wanted to say thanks to all those who responded and gave me the info I need. I returned the cards to my friend and advised him to hold on to them for another 40 years or so!! And to those who thought I am just trying to gather info. to pass off reprints as originals, I'm sorry. You have obviously been ripped off before and are still a little bitter... Quite the contrary, I (obviously) go to great lengths to research my items before selling to avoid that very problem. My reputation as a seller on eBay is far more valuable to me than any baseball card!!!! Anyway, thanks again! Jen 
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