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09-14-2014, 10:33 PM
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I remember buying 50s commons and minor star cards in the 80s with the prices on the pack in pencil. i was a kid and these were not expensive cards, but it seems that it was not uncommon in some circles. They weren't worth nearly the money they would be today then either, so most people probably didn't sweat it too much.
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