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08-20-2012, 08:02 PM
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Pretty tough Greenberg issue from Cuba. Condition-wise these cards are a nightmare. Often these cards were affected by humidity, water damage, and even bugs eating through the cards.
Mine is pretty clean, but the back is pretty torn up, but does not take away from the eye appeal of the card. 
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