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10-05-2007, 09:53 AM
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Can we re-visit the difficulity of caramels?
Posted By: Bob
I agree totally with Jim B, e98s in ex or better are extremely difficult to find. SGC 40s and 50s of most players are very high. I have an SGC 50 of either Coombs or Vaughn (can't remember which) which was the highest graded of that player until Scott M's green monster set which set the standard for almost every card in the set. I bid on but ended up passing on a beautiful Kling recently in Seth's 19th Century auction which I deeply regret now. The just come along so infrequently. 
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