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06-26-2012, 07:01 PM
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80s-90s commons
I'm sure people have thousands of these sitting around just taking up space. I'm looking to get rid of mine, but can't stand to throw them out. What do you guys do with them? I've tried selling them for pennies (2 for a penny) with no luck. Just looking to see what you guys think. And if anyone wants to take them off my hands for that price, they're all yours.
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