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12-15-2014, 11:28 AM
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I think we as collectors also had become a little too obsessive. The older sets were often product stained and miscut. I had a friend that worked for Kraft in the 1980's, and the stories he told about people trying to send Mac and Cheese boxes back because they rubbed against the others during packing/shipping, and the card weren't 'Mint' anymore.
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