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loginI bid on some QSL "I confirm reception" citizen band CB radio postcards this week and out of 22 bids, I won 21. Also, since nobody else bid on 20 of them, I was able to purchase them at the minimum bid price of 50 cents a piece. So who cares about CB radio postcards you might ask? Well, I like them for their cover designs, which can range from the simple to the elaborate. I like the ones that show lightning bolts coming out of the antennas and cards that show actual photos of the radio operators. So, all in all I did pretty good on the weeks auction, except for the card shown above. Somebody must have really wanted it because after my intial 50 cent bid, two other bidders fought over it until it sold for $7.39. I don't see what is so special about it myself, it really isn't in all that good of shape. Perhaps it was the radio operator's name that might have meant something to the winning bidder, like a relative or a friend of the family?
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