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10-22-2007, 10:20 AM
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E94 Colors
Posted By: JimB
I agree with Josh that purples seem like they are around because of the recent Huggins and Scott auction. Generally I feel like I see them quite a bit less frequently. My tendancy is to think that Leon is right, that there is not a huge discrepancy in #s, though maybe some difference. My hunch is that some individual players are very tough in some colors. TBob would probably have the best sense of those. 
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