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02-28-2006, 10:18 AM
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Goodwin Prices
Posted By: tbob
Seems like everything is bringing record prices now (except for the cards I sell) and the T209s is a real head scratcher. You could have purchased that lot of 100 on ebay a year or so ago for about $6000 or $60 a card, now it sells for about $50,000??? Wow, I have no clue what is fueling that increase. I think that there are a lot of us holding on to graded T210s to see just where this price is going before trying to sell... 
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