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12-01-2009, 06:37 AM
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Yes, Joe...
We can be dicotimized into those of us who wish their cards were worth more, and those who wish the cards were worth less so we could collect more. Leon, is this the book that explains about how Upper Deck owners sneaked into their plant and printed extra cards to privately sell? That is one eyeopening book, especially for collectors of modern cards. 
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