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t9 rarities?

Posted By: Jimmy

I agree with the above, and have never seen any with ad backs

Marto is a tough card, only had one in the past 8 years of buying and selling these and only had a few Attell, Langford, McFarland and Ketchel cards. There maybe a few other commons that are hard to find as well

Jimmy

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