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07-08-2016, 10:59 AM
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Cool looking collection. We don't really see a lot of larger-quantity pin pickups.
One thing to mention, and this is not the case here, but I would be careful about finding a super rare paper backing on a more well known pin. I saw a paper backing one time which didn't fit the mold (no pun intended) at all. I don't think it was original to the pin.
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