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01-28-2003, 02:13 PM
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No matter how long you have been collecting cards
Posted By: TBob
you can still get tricked. For me, it was ye olde blurry scan. An E98 HOFer with a description that there may have been a pencil mark which was erased arrived today and it looks like someone used one of those wood burning tools from my youth to carve out some letters. 
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