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From: "Peter Dwyer" <pdwyer@ecn.net.au>
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Subject: Re: Where can I get...?
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 1997 18:57:16 +1000

> Hmmm.  I would imagine a large number of the 4x4x4 cubes sold in the
> U.S. as "Rubik's Revenge" were sold to non-cube-lovers and are now
> tucked away in attics and basements with all the other toys the kids
> have outgrown.  For this reason I've considered checking out local
> garage and yard sales.  (Before it became widely known what the
> value of old baseball cards could be, these sales were an excellent
> way for collectors to pick up large boxes of old cards for only a
> few dollars).

I got my 4x4x4 from a fleamarket for $1.  I was so exicited when I saw
it I told the lady I would pay anything and she said $1 :-)

Donna