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06-25-2014, 11:22 PM
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Yeah, it is defintely still abnormally high. I remember once about a year ago a guy listed a bunch of t206 with very nice fronts and completely torn off backs. I offered like $75 or something for his Lajoie bat, and was told that he just sold it for $185. So, there are people out there that like to pay 2 prices for this type of card.
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