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07-16-2007, 09:04 PM
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No sign of cooling off in caramel card market
Posted By: Bob
Rob, ouch, I didn't realize you were the seller. Please understand I never hinted the card was selling for too much, just relating that the caramel card market was still hot. My experience with the E98s is that Matty being Matty and Walsh are becoming almost impossible to find. I think this is due to their being HOFers and also because both cards are fairly tough in the set. The Matty in this condition with nice eye appeal but graded a 10 has doubled in one year. 
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