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02-11-2012, 12:22 PM
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I'd be fine with it. You and I collect in the same condition range. I generally like to get cards in that shape in the $12-$16 range, but I gladly stretch to $20 or a little more if there are no creases across the face and it's a player I am interested in. Magee was a true star of the era. I think it's fine. Enjoy it.
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