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05-01-2007, 10:44 AM
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Colgan's "proofs"
Posted By: leon
I agree completely. No way they are proofs. Just like no way are the E97 black and whites proofs. For any grading company to continue to label them that way (even though guides might reference them that way) is wrong, imho. So many times it's easy to take the short way and not do the homework. I too believe it is a seperate series from everything I know today...I think they are still cool cards...but definitely not proofs....best regards 
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