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12-16-2008, 08:09 PM
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Was this a good buy at the prices??? Does anyone have old prices 4??
Posted By: Tim Kindler
I agree with Brian and his pricing, if it grades, it will probably be a 10, which makes it a good buy. If it grades an A, it was still a fair buy. I also had my eye on it, but couldn't get myself to think about taking a chance. It just looks too thin to me, but I wish the buyer well. 
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