Interesting Provenance for High Grade Wagners

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Interesting Provenance for High Grade Wagners

Posted By: DD

Nice choice by Mastro of not indicating the full provenance of # 1 on the list. I always assumed Santa left it for him. But, it would be nice to find out prior to Bob Sevchuk (I think that's his name from Blue Chip) where the card came from.

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