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12-06-2009, 10:21 PM
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This seller knows exactly what he's doing. The fact that Frank W. contacted him and explained exactly how the Cobb could be identified as a reprint, and the seller still didn't kill the auction, proves it. The "unknown" designation is a loophole that's been used by countless unscrupulous sellers before, this seller knows it, and he'll continue to take advantage of it.
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