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11-26-2009, 05:12 AM
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Speak for yourself Mr. Lynch .....
This community is made up of worshippers of the entombing masters of the corners & sides, and those that can grade their own cards.
AKA ... Invester/flippers & Collectors.  As one of the latter, all I care about, is filling an empty slot in the set. I prefer to keep it as a hobby ... and let you worry about your market. Happy Thanksgiving. 
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