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05-04-2004, 03:56 PM
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Why Is This Devore Going For So Much $$$?
Posted By: t-206collector
The seller said that "[t]he back of this card has a very light side to side wrinkle that creates a very faint ridge on the front near the top that is only visible at an angle under intense light and it does not take away from the overall strong appearance." So, at best this card grades out as VG-EX. Is there something about Devore that makes a VG-EX example go for close to $80? Or is it just condition, condition, condition? 
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