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04-17-2015, 05:08 AM
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Pat R
No printed sheets of E91 cards were produced.
The E91 series were American Caramel's first venture into BB card premiums. My take on these E91's is....that they were crudely produced STRIP cards. Consider this.... if these strips (which are quite available) were cut from sheets, we would have also seen some sheets by now. Or, at least some panels cut from 2-dimensional sheets. Anthony Thanks, I think your two strips have solved this mystery. TED Z . 
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