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07-11-2007, 12:29 PM
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E100 Bishop and Company...why didnt more people bid?
Posted By: Bob
I was at the $300+ bid and had another snipe bid in but it didn't get entered because the winning bid was so high. If it is any consolation my bid was $600 which I felt was a realistic and reasonable bid. My astonshment wasn't at the winning bid, it was that the E99 SGC authentic McCredie which was trimmed and had back damage thumped this card all over the place. 
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