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12-29-2013, 01:29 PM
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Alex- please let us know what kind of inventory the shop has, if you don't mind. I get to New Orleans for Jazz Fest each year and would love to actually go to a pre-war card shop. You have to think that there must be some Coupons (T212s) although I'm not holding my breath on there being any Victorys, etc.
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