gotta read this description

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Posted By: jay berhens 

check how this guy describes this card. Too bad he doesn't even know what the set is that card is from.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2124931592

Jay

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Neither do I. What set is the cards from? What should a card like this sell for?

Thanks--Jay

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Posted By: scott (runscott)

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Posted By: Jay Miller

A pair of Jays. One a wild man; one a less than wild man.

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Posted By: Lee Behrens

My brother has too much time on his hands. That's all he needs is cards off the calvary to attack all his indian cards. Toy Story but a vintage card version.



Lee

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Posted By: jay berhrens

The card is from the e50 Dockman's/American Caramel Wild West set of 24 cards. I own 2 copies of the card. One is going to SGC to be graded, the other will be going on eBay. I have seent his card 2 times on eBay.

I paid $37 for the one that is going to SGC, and this card is much better looking than the Collins I had graded and came back a 70 (Scott has seen the card). The other one did not meet the minimum bid of $9.99 but the seller sold it to me for $4 since I won some other cards he had. Not sure what 'market price' for the card might be, but it is easily the key card to set. I would say Sitting Bull is next, but the set also includes General Custer and Buffalo Bill Cody.

I am down to needing 4 cards to complete the set and don't need any of the key cards, just a few common Indians and Gen. Miles (whoever he is)

Jay

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Posted By: jay behrens

no time on my hands. I have my mouse in one hand and my...ummm...beer. Yeah, beer in my other hand.

Jay

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Thanks namesake!

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Posted By: Bruce Moreland

http://www.loc.gov/rr/hispanic/1898/miles.html