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05-07-2012, 08:13 AM
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E90-1 availabilty dried up
out of the 400 or so cards available on ebay, most are commons or common HOFs and only a handful are in auction format...most are sat at very high BIN and have been stagnant as far as inventory...
some low pop E90 cards rarely show up on ebay anymore... and forget a rare card auction, not in existence anymore, as the well known rarities have hefty BIN prices.... 
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