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02-03-2008, 08:35 AM
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M101-x backs
Posted By: leon
Very nicely done.....I think I am in agreement. The list I cut and pasted above was from a few years ago. Let me ask you a question. With the grouping of 25 Everybodys that were just auctioned off, and the 3-4 we had seen before that, don't you think that Block and Kuhl could be more scarce now? I don't think I have seen 30 Block and Kuhls in total....I am looking forward to the article...best regards 
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