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07-08-2015, 10:46 AM
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sorry scott
I accept I may have chosen a poor manner to express what is obviously my opinion and conjecture. I will also agree that sometimes what goes on in life defies description. Just difficult to believe that people who deal in an environment where such items and similar are bought and sold - wouldn't have done some sort of due diligence with regard to extraction - as it's only sell the sizzle and not the steak AFTER it's been determined the cards can't be removed without damage. They would be worth significantly more if they could be rescued.............
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