Witold Pilecki, WW2 Polish military hero who escaped Auschwitz / NM+ cond For Sale

There were many brave men in World War 2, but none had more courage than Pilecki. He volunteered to get captured by the Nazis and sent to the Auschwitz death camp, so he could document war crimes. After he survived the war, he stood up for independence in Poland. Offered the chance to flee the communists, he elected to stay, and was later killed by the Russians. About this card:
It is an original, not a reprint or copy of any existing card.
Created on a printing press, not a homemade digital or inkjet product.
200 of this card issued in 2011, no "parallels" or variations were made.
Same size as a standard vintage 60s or 70s card.
Designed and manufactured as a print sample by Monarch Corona Printing Co.
Shipped quickly and securely, inside a brand new soft sleeve and rigid toploader.
Guaranteed book value:
This card will always be worth more than you paid. The minimum "book value" is the price above. I will buy this card back from you for what you paid any time you ask. Next week, next year, or ten years from now. I can do this only because I know that this card is worth more than I am selling it for. About Grouchy:
21 years selling cards online. Before that, owner of Space City Cards Comics & Coins on Main St. in Houston. As a kid I loved baseball and football, and collected cards starting in 1959 - that's 60 years, but it feels like yesterday. I have bought and sold millions of sports cards over the years. The kids who used to frequent my card shop named me the "Grouchy Old Man" because I had to keep them in line. The nickname stuck. I'm not that grouchy anymore. I have over 100,000 online transactions, with an average response score of 100% over the years. COMBINED SHIPPING DISCOUNT
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