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Old 01-14-2010, 12:27 PM
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Just got these in. The Snodgrass is really orange and really cool. The scan doesn't do it justice.
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Default Late '09 stragglers
These didn't come in until recently - just glad they made it.

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Wow Mike, that is one nicely centered Carrigan. Nice pickup!
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Thank you Bob O'Brien courtesy B/S/T!
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Upgrade on the Grove. Bought the George C. Miller on a whim.
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I'm not sure why this card graded a 1. It has a 6-7 front and a couple of small spots of paper loss on the back. I've got a green E98 Chase graded a 4 with the same great front and the same amount of paper loss on the back. Of course, it cost 3x more because of the grade. Meanwhile, when I was at the White Plains show this weekend one of the great guy dealers had a Ramly Donlin in PSA 4 with paper loss on the front of the card, just under Donlin's face -- and it was a considerable amount, not tiny dots -- and it was graded PSA 4.

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Nice pickup on the Chase. The guy had a bunch of E98's in low grades but they all looked pretty nice.
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