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01-30-2011, 09:00 AM
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Back when I started the HOF backs line, I decided to add one to the group. I had looked for about 3 weeks when a Wills Thowing popped up on ebay. I thought that it must not be that hard to find and I had just been over looking them prior. Wrong! It sold for 50 cents over my bid of $128. I never had another chance and have been kicking myself for a long time since.
Not sure how tough they are in real life, but not many hit the streets. Hope all is well, Bob 
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