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01-04-2014, 03:38 PM
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The thing I remember most about the FF card, was all the variations and the debate over which was rarer.
In the pre internet days, it seemed as if no one really knew. You'd go to a card show and guys would have different versions of it, all priced at crazy prices. It was definitely hot for a while. 
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