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12-19-2011, 09:48 AM
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expensive display pieces
Generally speaking, expensive display pieces starting at a very low price on ebay, with no reserve, are almost always reprints/fakes. I always assume they aren't good. Also, you can tell by the write up too. The more times they say they don't know the less times they are good. And the kicker is always, if they end it saying "God Bless'.....it's not a good item. (nothing against the term by any means, it seems scammers like to say those words though)
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