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01-02-2012, 07:29 PM
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My new mantra which I adopted around the middle of last year is never buy a card twice. I recently bought a 1.5 Waddell which I will be happy with for a long time. I bought a Cobb bat off last year that I shouldn't have. It only cost about $300 (less because it was in trade) but I will upgrading it soon. A $500 will probably do, but I really wasted time and effort on the card. And yeah, i'll probably get someone else who will take if for $300...but it taught me my lesson.
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