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11-04-2020, 05:45 PM
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Just avoid those with the "Made in China" stickers...
Have you tried contacting a natural history museum? Maybe the Field Museum in Chicago or the Denver Natural History Museum. I've been to both in the past three years and they had extensive dino exhibits. I'm sure they could put you on the right path, if they can't help you directly. 
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