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07-23-2011, 03:22 PM
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Card tossed in trash
A few years ago my wife threw away a 1980 Topps Fred Stanley name in yellow variation PSA 9 . It came in a bubble envelope with no clear plastic card sleeve, I didn't want the case to get all scratched up, so I shoved it back in the mailer, till I could get one from my closet. Left it on the coffee table with some junk mail and didn't think twice or get back to it until a few days later. My wife had since done her cleaning ritual and saw the open envelope and tossed it out in the trash, which was picked up by the time I realized the card was MIA. So some where in a NJ dump is a nice Stanley card, just waiting for someones collection....
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