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04-27-2011, 06:37 AM
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In no particular order:
Foster, Ellam, Bay, Breitenstein, Carey......... I also think that Shaughnessy is tough, but not because it is any rarer than others, but rather that it may be the most popular and sought after SLer.........some collectors may have even hoarded Shag over the years. 
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