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10-28-2009, 12:08 AM
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Card Pricing
I usually just go to a local card shop and pick up the Beckett Almanac of Baseball Cards & Collectibles.It seems to have pricing on just about every card you could think of.It costs about $40.00,,it's pretty interesting to see all of the cards they price in there-makes me dizzy.I went to that site in your post,and put in Nap Lajoie T206 year 1909-1911,and it said no results found.Did the advanced search,it said the same thing.Maybe I did something wrong??
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