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    Traded my local dealer today for this. WOW

    Traded for this today. No book value, tell my what you think. 2007/08 Spx Dual Auto #ed 8/25




    http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/i.../magicbird.jpg

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    Very nice! How much value did you give up for this?

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    wow, that's beautiful. hopefully you didn't get ripped off or the shop didn't get ripped off.

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    Beautiful card! Congrats!

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    Sweet, congrats. What did you trade for it?

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    Ok, I Traded a
    Topp Triple Threads Double Combo Foldout Detroit Tigers.BV $100
    Sp Authentic Hockey Zetterberg/Franzen Dual Auto BV $30
    Johan Franzen Spx Rookie Auto Jersey Bv $20 or $30 (Not sure)
    Topps Finest 2008 Curtis Granderson auto Bv $25
    Total $185
    I only have a total of $80 invested in the above cards not to bad.

    The Bird, Magic Auto is a redemption its not even listed in Beckett. Should book for arond $200

    I live in Michigan so Tigers and Wings cards sell really good the dealer jumped at the deal.

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    nice card! you keeping it in your PC or did you want it for trade bait?

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    For keeps. I trying to play it smart when it comes to collecting. Instead of buying box after box and not getting anything. I svae my money and purchase one nice card. Or trade away others cards like I did today. Iam almost satisfied with my PC but still need a few more high end auto's.
    Looking for Tiger Woods and Mickey Mantle Auto's

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    Ok, I Traded a
    Topp Triple Threads Double Combo Foldout Detroit Tigers.BV $100
    Sp Authentic Hockey Zetterberg/Franzen Dual Auto BV $30
    Johan Franzen Spx Rookie Auto Jersey Bv $20 or $30 (Not sure)
    Topps Finest 2008 Curtis Granderson auto Bv $25
    Total $185
    I only have a total of $80 invested in the above cards not to bad.

    The Bird, Magic Auto is a redemption its not even listed in Beckett. Should book for arond $200

    I live in Michigan so Tigers and Wings cards sell really good the dealer jumped at the deal.


    Wow, that's an awesome deal. Wouldn't it book for $400-500 especially since only 25 exist?

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    isint duel spelled DUAL?

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