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03-22-2013, 11:26 PM
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Yes, good eye Rhett. It looks like the card was wrapped so that kids could see what they were getting. Same with E125, it looks like they could just pick one. Other caramel sets were distributed that way too, E98, star player, zeenuts, all the box cutouts, I think that's interesting. Definitely a far cry from today's chase cards.
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