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03-16-2004, 01:32 PM
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Who spells his name correctly? Cochrane himself or PSA??
Posted By: jay behrens
Dan, most of us know of your dislike for PSA, but when you start a thread about another PSA gaff, please make sure that truely is one. Callahan mispelled Cochrane's name. PSA just coppied it the way it is spelled on the card, which they seem to fail to do quite often. 
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