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07-23-2015, 07:22 AM
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There are people on here much more qualified to answer this..... But since getting back into the hobby ...... It seems that t206 cards can always at least be sold to get your money back... (Assuming you didn't make an outrageous purchase.
Most of the time you can turn a profit with a nice t206 card. I would say your safe with most of the pre-war stuff (hof-ers and tough backs) Those will always be in demand! 
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