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why does old cardboard say that a vg common is only $50 then on ebay its $680. Is old carboard wrong about prices?
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I love the sellers detailed descpt of the card---Nada!
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That particular series was cut from a notebook cover. They could certainly be classified as strip cards, in a broad sense of the term, imo. I classify unknown cards as to how they were distributed or made. The catch-all is usually "H-Unc" for advertising....which can mean almost anything. If I know it came with/from a tobacco product it will be T-Unc, a candy product will be E-unc, a stamp will be ST-Unc and so on....Just the way I do it and I am sure there are others that work well too. regards
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Here are a couple more:
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so what is the real prices if i wanted to buy one?
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I guess the answer to your question would be whatever you are willing to pay for it...
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