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03-31-2011, 05:41 PM
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Well said, Toby and Mike. I admire the fact that Steve is helping someone in need, and he is doing a damn fine job of it.
I guess I don't fully understand the concerns of other posters, the comments about auction houses, etc. These are raw cards, and their sale is a step back in time that presumably all of us in this hobby can enjoy. Auction houses and grading companies aren't the only sources for validating our purchases. Sometimes we depend on honest people like Steve and the woman he is assisting. So, thanks, Steve--it's fun to be part of this sale, if for no other reason than looking at raw cards. Cheers, Mike 
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