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02-01-2007, 08:34 PM
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W600 thoughts
Posted By: Tom Boblitt
of what it grades. They've been in the $750-$1500 range for commons for a couple years. Jerry Spillman had some at $1900 albeit a little expensive but some tough players you don't see often. Your expert on them now is Scott Brockelman who has a couple of them I think. Personally, I think they are some of the most beautiful cards ever made. I accumulated about 130-135 of them that were eventually sold in 2002 in a Mastronet auction about 4 years early! Great gallery of cards at www.oldcardboard.com 
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