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01-16-2017, 05:03 PM
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I too remember the Card Collectors Catalogue. I recall making a large order of about 100 HOFer cards from the Topps 1960s sets in the mid-seventies, '75 or '76, but only received about four total cards of Jim Palmer and Rod Carew from the late '60s, along with most of my money back. The explanation for the shortage was that a fire had occurred.
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