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09-15-2006, 12:50 PM
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JC Do you work at being a pain in the ass
Posted By: Jason
that is a nice group of cards, especially for the money you quoted...and you're right - when I lost my (Pre-WWII) virginity to Tbob last week, it was a well-priced card that I wasn't planning on picking up (a 1934-36 Diamond Stars Hubbell is neither a Chicago Cub, nor a tobaccy card, but hey, gotta start somewheres, as you said...) 
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