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10-22-2011, 10:23 PM
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Jason
I believe the '57 nickel pack is extraordinarily rare...and will set you back [thousands] if and when you ever find one.
MEBBoy: If you're collecting vintage unopened packs, a trusted dealer is much, much more important than price. Yes, these packs can be scammed, and the likelihood of getting scammed is higher on Ebay, with untrusted dealers, etc. GAI, for instance, has had numerous evolutions with some packs being rock solid and others being resealed, impossible garbage. Caveat emperor. 
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