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03-01-2011, 06:47 AM
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e120 American Caramel
Hi all,
My interest in e120 American Caramel as my 20's hof subset is growing. In searching available cards on eBay, I found a few listed as e120 blank back. I used net 54 search and found out that these are probably w573 strip cards (thanks Rhett). Would anyone like to share any other info or sources of info on this set? I've reviewed the SCD listing and the Lipsett Encyclopedia. Are there any especially tough cards?, are fakes a problem ? Any other info, etc..... Thanks everyone. Tony Last edited by tonyo; 03-01-2011 at 09:03 AM. 
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