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Old 04-24-2013, 03:37 PM
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Default Cards from mainstream sets you just don't hear about...that are tough!
E90-1 keeler portrait red...good luck finding one!!!!!

Here are the 3 in e90-1...the pink portrait is easy...the red throwing card is tough...and the red portrait is toughest!!!!
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Try finding this E90-1 card.
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The 1911 D359 Rochester Baking series super rare cards!!! Not sure if it is mainstream or not do!!!

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1933 Worch cigar cards are tough. I think I have seen, at most, one other Mack. I paid quite a bit for this and was told Larry Frisch (RIP) was the underbidder, though I can't confirm it.

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1933 Worch cigar cards are tough. I think I have seen, at most, one other Mack. I paid quite a bit for this and was told Larry Frisch (RIP) was the underbidder, though I can't confirm it.
Ugh....that card would look pretty in my collection, Leon...even though, judging by his expression, it looks like Mack's A's got hammered by another team that day!
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T207 Mike Donlin. I've been on the lookout for 10 years and never have found one.

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