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07-06-2011, 02:45 AM
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Thanks Larry.
Every now and then I search around on ebay to see what modern cards are doing and it seems like a lot of cards do not even get 1 bid. This is where the mass production is killing it. I have a lot of those refractor cards, also quite a few cards with #'s (1 of 99, etc.) but probably nothing too special. Look at the Strasburg phenomena.....that was pretty wild !!!! I can't think of another modern card that went for that kind of $$ !! Pre-war cards are by far way more fascinating to me, but I won't toss out my modern cards just yet either  Sincerely, Clayton 
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