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05-06-2007, 06:16 AM
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Talking about escalating values - M101-4/5 backs
Posted By: Scott
I'll be looking forward to your article and all the input people give you. When are you hoping to complete it? I've found that most people can't (because they don't know) or won't (because of whatever reason) discuss these sets. Other than the blanket F & B is easy statement or I know a guy who has lots of those, not much discussion happens. Most of the graded examples to SGC were submitted by me. One interesting thing I've found is that other than the common numbered cards between M101-4 and M101-5, I seem to be only able to find low numbered M101-4 examples. My only M101-4 F & B cards are Baker #9 and Barry #11. I've missed a couple low ones in auction, but haven't even seen one numbered above #100 (or #50 for that matter). I've only been watching them for a few years though. 
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