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07-16-2011, 08:34 PM
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good
The Goudey's look good to me. I wouldn't worry about him having multiple auctions of the same series. When I buy 300-400 1955 Bowman's or other large lots, if they are nice cards I often list all 300-400 seperately.
Good luck! Rick
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