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01-05-2007, 11:57 AM
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Restored cards-my large Gypsy Queen
Posted By: David Smith
To clear up any confusion, the intent of my post was to say that I have a rare card that could be restored. In fact, the person I traded with to get the card has/had 6 different N175's in the same condition. He was told by a major auction house that if he ever wanted to consign the cards, they could have them restored. 
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