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01-30-2017, 03:21 PM
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That print offset is awesome looking Ben!
As a low budget guy trying to put together a HOF set I have an appreciation for lots of collectible items that more elitist collectors might turn their nose up. (spremiumstrip cards, magazine supplements, game cards, etc.) Some strip cards can be really ugly and some like the W517 I think are a great value. Here are a few of my strip card pre-HOFers.  And while not pre-war I consider these issues to be strip cards as well. 
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