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05-16-2008, 12:11 PM
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Cards are here! Fakes?
Posted By: Dustin
Like I said in the other post, I spent around $60 for all of them. The guy said in the auction they were reprints, but when I spoke with him he said he wasn't sure (and gave me one of the old stories as to how they were obtained), and put that to be safe. I just took the gamble. I'll probably keep them for comparison purposes, or just re-sell them as reprints. I'm too new in the vintage area to really know. - Dustin 
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