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09-20-2007, 10:13 PM
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You thought you found a goldmine, only to find out you had not
Posted By: Shanon Ping
about 6 years ago a friend (who put together a near complete T205 set) and I went and looked at a guys collection of Cracker Jack cards. He had some big names and they even were stained and everything, however once I held one I knew they were fakes. I told him and he gave me the old "found in Grandpa's attic" story. Oh well, the search continues. 
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