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10-01-2009, 08:42 PM
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T208's
Iam surprised that you wouldnt think the value would be so huge. These have eluded many including myself for years. David *%$$ *# Festberg had a few in his early auctions but I let them go. SInce then a common and Baker is all that ive seen since 93?
These are nasty tough and Iwould love to have one. 
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