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04-28-2011, 03:59 PM
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I just went over 50%. I started with a few cards - nothing special. That led to a Cleveland team set. Lots of HOFers! Ouch. But put me on the path to the 'monster'. Low grade all the way. Probably won't mess with variations. Already sold off a low grade F. Smith.
Wagner and Plank are both RPs in my set. Not fakes - just legit RPs. The 80s version with the yellow and white back. If anyone wants a cool T206 collector box for raw cards : http://www.dakotawoodcrafts.com 
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