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03-17-2007, 05:45 AM
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M101-2 survey
Posted By: John S
Two years ago I posted regarding ad backs on M101-2's. From my observations and from conversations with a few other board members the ad-backed M101-2's seem to be extremely rare. Please post the total number of M101-2's that you have in your collection and how many have ad backs (if you have an ad back include the players name). 
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