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12-17-2002, 12:34 PM
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1930 El Baguer chocolate question
Posted By: Bob Lemke
Having been the person who wrote the intro for the Baguer Chocolate listing in the catalog, I have totake responsibility for the misprint. I think the antiquated program which houses the text portions of the book sutomatically inserts a "1" before fractions which don't otherwise have it; I'll make the nexeccary corrections; thanks for pointing this out. By the way, current accepted hobby definitions would never accord "rookie card" status to a Caribbean issue. 
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