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Originally Posted by Brent G.
Great choice -- I think they're the most fascinating set in existence. What did you score Larry for and what year are we talking?
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It was a present, plus other lower price cards were involved, so I don't remember exactly. I think it was $140 for a low grade copy. Don't remember the exact age I was, too young to know about OJ cards probably, but let's say it was around 1996. The second one I got in early 2000 on the day I went on Ebay for the first time. It was the first OJ card auction ending that day. I had to get my mom to create an account in under 20 minutes so I could bid. It was low grade as well, but I think I paid only $30
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