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I agree with you. So, does this tell us that you could acquire a Magie in 1962 for the same cost as a common ? TED Z |
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No, I do not think that the Magie was ever considered a common common card. I think that it always sold at a hefty premium. It was just not considered an official part of the set by some. Kind of the same way that some people look at the T205 "errors" - many people consider their T205 set complete at 208.
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