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Old 09-28-2009, 07:55 PM
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I recently sold a T206 Frank Arellanes on eBay. The card was shipped from North Chelmsford, MA to Warwick, RI on September 4th. According to the delivery confirmation info, the card went from North Chelmsford to Nashua, NH, was processed and left Nashua (Sept. 5,) then it "disappeared." If anyone happens to see this card, please let me know.




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If this gets removed from the slab, the scan showing unique marks will always identify it, even years from now. I guess it would be a good idea to get all your cards scanned, just in case.
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the scan showing unique marks will always identify it, even years from now.
I forgot to add that the white dots to the side of Frank's ear are on the card, not the slab.
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