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Originally Posted by JollyElm
Since there is no emoji in your post, I'm going to take a chance and assume you're not being facetious. 
It seems most people sent away for the full, perforated sets, so they just remained untouched and unhandled for decades in attics and closets. They didn't have that 3-D Kellogg's magic attached to them, so they were forgotten about. PSA 10's are ridiculously plentiful (and I know, because I'm trying to piece together a PSA 10 set). |
Right. It stands to reason I guess.
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