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Old 02-22-2010, 02:51 PM
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Default has anyone figured out what the colgans "proofs" really are?
Also is there a pop report out there on them! I have a miscut jack pfiester and am trying to figure out if its worth getting graded.
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I believe people think they are candy cards-- inserted into boxes of candy. They aren't proofs, just use the same images.

They aren't rare, but are also are far from from common.
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