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10-28-2009, 05:10 PM
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If I found an uncatalogued set of cards I would write an article about them and share it with the hobby. I don't see how publicizing them hurts their value. If nobody has them but you they are going to be worth a fortune.
What could hurt their value, however, is another find, which is the case here. 
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