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11-01-2005, 09:12 AM
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Have caramels cooled off a little?
Posted By: Charlie Barokas
There is a lot of talk about cooling off but everytime I try and buy any of these cards from people, they quote 10 times book. I think these cards will have cooled off when my phone rings off the hook with Caramel cards for sale at a reduced price. So far "TBOB" I have not heard from you with your discounted Caramels for sale. I believe there are many people on this board myself included that would snap up any Caramels that were offered at a discount. I think if people are waiting for these cards to turn down like 89 Upper Deck Ken Griffey PSA 10's they might be waiting for awhile. 
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