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07-17-2007, 10:20 PM
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And you thought E121s were out of control ...
Posted By: Paul
Take a look at this! 
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07-18-2007, 09:34 AM
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And you thought E121s were out of control ...
Posted By: Paul S
The Koufax name has always brought a strong value. I've been informally pricing out my post-war cards and his just always seem to hold their own, often at a bit above what one would think a comparable non-Koufax card brings. Not sure why, maybe it's the Jewish contigent out there.(I can say that, I'm a member of the "tribe"...and left-handed and not balding
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.) That's a cool looking card, don't you just love him showing that grip?! I wouldn't mind having it high price or not. 
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