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02-12-2011, 07:49 PM
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Yes, lots of stuff out there that's in unknown collections.
A bit over a year ago I picked up a few cards from a collection. The main part of the collection was modern, but with a bunch of nice stuff. Too much for me to buy, but I got a few things for helping sort the stuff and setting the owner up with an appropiate local auction. One of the things was a tiny collection that had apparently been bought and never sorted or checked. A few E94s a few T206s mixed up in a small paper bag with a bunch of nonsports cards of varying condition. One of those was an unlisted T49. There's lots of stuff out there, even hidden in fairly active collections. Steve B 
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