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11-15-2009, 05:40 PM
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Andy
The t215 Pirate is much more tough than the Red Cross but still possible and probably at least 10k maybe 25k plus
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 Do you think there are general a few copies of popular players and maybe 1 - 2 copies of players like Purtell? Am I basically hoping to get a unique card some day? Regards, AndyH
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